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I've noticed some errors when Feedly parses my Tanzawa RSS feed. Namely that it doesn't show any content when I include an image. I have no idea why it's stripping all text from the posts.

Other fixes to the RSS feed include removing a / from the guid and setting the permalink to false, since the guid was not a url. As the guid change, most reads will show old posts as new - sorry about that.

This mostly a test post to see if adding titles for my statuses (the first 128 characters of plain text) will make Feedly parse properly when I include an image.

If  this doesn't work, I have a theory that Feedly may not like <figure> tags, so I may try to rewrite my html content to be simpler for rss feeds.

Micropub is going to be a larger task than anticipated. As such I think I'll roll it out incrementally, expanding the capabilities of the micropub endpoint as Tanzawa can support them natively.

Today I managed to get my first post from Quill to Tanzawa!

Added support for verifying and revoking tokens. One thing I like about API development vs regular page/form development is the inputs and outputs are clearly defined. You don't need to worry about things like layout or looks. It's either valid or it's not.

With the basic indie auth login flow working, the next couple of days will be dedicated of fully fleshing out apis to support revoking tokens (e.g. on logout ) and checking token validity.  I added basic tests for the authentication -> access token call today, so I can be confident that while I make these changes, I won't break anything.

I also added Bearer token based authentication today, which I've plugged into my micropub endpoint stub. My goal is to have the full indieauth/micropub api ready for release by Friday, at least on a basic level.

Importing data from OwnYourSwarm like I want will require a few more models and planning because posts will need to support geo-coordinates and so forth.