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byBreaking the admin into TurboFrames and it feels like I'm rewriting the entire app. It's a good opportunity to refactor templates and views, but man do I feel like a hamster running on a wheel while I figure out the implementation patterns.
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byReworked my template a bit and it seems that comments are now coming through!
Reply from Tanzawa in moderation -
byI can now extract the reply data for microformat and schema.org schemas when I reply. Editing and RSS is also working nicely as well. I'm sending webmentions, but I think my template needs some tweaking as the comment is coming through.
Mixing Turbo (for replies) and regular page loads (for status/articles) is starting to show it's limits. I think after I get replies shipped, I need to step back and refactor my admin template to go full-in with Turbo. -
Checkin to Enoshima Station (EN06) (ζ±γε³Άι§ )
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Checkin to KUA`AINA
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byWorking on the display of replies. It's still a big work in progress - but progress none the less. The publish date / by-line work well for articles, but adding in the reply to URL makes it feel like there's too much information.
My initial design matching the admin interface.
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I wrote a small post on the Tanzawa blog about My Goals for Tanzawa.
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byStill getting the hang of working with Turbo and Stimulus, so not much visible progress today. However, I maanged to automate submitting the reply-to url and refactored the design of the reply page.
Refactored Reply Form -
byI've got a basic Turbo-powered response form built. Using extruct to extract the meta schemas from the page is really simple.
A basic response form in Tanzawa -
byNothing too big to show yet, but I've started integrating Turbo for use with replies.
The new reply form
The basic idea is you paste in the URL you're replying to, Tanzawa will fetch the page and extract the meta information and display it in a form along with an area for you to input your response.