Kaushal Modi @kaushalmodi@mastodon.technology

@Qwxlea

There are multiple aspects to "Indiewebifying" your site.

@kevinmarks: Correct me where I am wrong below.

1. #IndieAuth: You have a website be *you*, YOUR identity. That's where rel=me comes in. For lazy folks like me, I identify myself and link that to my GitHub profile.

2. #Microformats2: This makes your web pages parseable by the Webmention endpoints (like webmention.io, that heroku app, etc.)

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@Ninjatrappeur

> Sadly, you'll need some kind of server-side dynamic rendering to show your webmentions. This will be a problem when you use a static website generator and refuse to add any kind of client-side JavaScript.

I know neither PHP nor JS. So I thought that Webmentions is no-go for me.

But I was able to make it work on my static #Hugo site deployed over #Netlify. See the attached image for my flow :D

Example: https://scripter.co/#webmentions

Ref: https://discourse.gohugo.io/t/alternative-to-disqus-needed-more-than-ever/5516/66?u=kaushalmodi

atan() did not do what I wanted. So I derived "something" using atan() that actually did what I wanted.

.. and later I realize that that "something" is called atan2() in math libraries. :facepalm:

#math #newbie #trigonometry

I'm doing Advent of Code for the very first time this year. The programming problems are addictive!

My language of choice in #NimLang.

I am posting my solutions so far on my repo: https://github.com/kaushalmodi/aoc2019

(obviously, they are have spoilers)

#AdventOfCode #AoC #aoc2019

@sir The reason is that I need to get info about a repo using the static site generator #Hugo, using its getJSON template function.

I am not sure how to go through OAuth stuff in the template without making my git.sr.ht access token public (because my site source is public).

@sir Hello, is it possible to have just read access to a user/repo's commits via the API?

I am looking for something similar to:

curl "https://api.github.com/repos/USER/REPO/commits?sha=master"

for git.sr.ht.

Even with that setting in config.toml, if you see ox-hugo exporting Markdown that doesn't work the same way as before Hugo v0.60 (or even if it doesn't work as expected on any Hugo version), don't hesitate to open an issue on https://github.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo

.. even if you think that it's probably not a bug. It's OK to open a issue just to clarify some doubts.

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Ox-hugo users::

I did some very brief testing of ox-hugo with the latest Hugo v0.60.1 (which uses the Commonmark parser Goldmark instead of the old and unmaintained Black Friday), and it seems like everything Just Works (TM) as before you if add this to your site's config.toml:

[markup]
[markup.goldmark]
[markup.goldmark.renderer]
unsafe = true

See https://gohugo.io/news/0.60.0-relnotes/ for details.

Please boost this!

#orgMode #Emacs #oxHugo

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Ooh! Packed in June 2005!

When these were packed into my suitcase when I first came to US for my studies, I didn't know that I'll open them after roughly 14 years, for my future son :D

A blog post I found in wild, about blogging in #orgMode using #Jekyll: http://www.pwills.com/post/2019/09/24/blogging-in-org.html

What's interesting is that the author seems to be motivated to write an Org Mode to Markdown exporter for Jekyll just as I was for #Hugo.. and as I read through it, he mentions that bits and pieces he borrowed from #oxHugo for his exporter.

#feelsNice :)