Francesco Schwarz

Thanks Greg! I got a double response from you, because you responded via Webmention and via Twitter. 😀

This weekend is already packed for me, but generally I wouldn’t have a problem in doing that (although I’m a huge IndieWeb newbie still).

Do you have a specific IndieWebCamp in mind? I’m very new to the scene, so I don’t know when or where they happen, and what the format of it is.

Thanks Matthias! 🙏 🥰

No no, it’s meters per decisecond please. Let’s be exact here. 😬

Thanks! 🙏

Thanks! From what I’ve read Strava is a bit more open with its API. Garmin seems to be way more restrictive about it. Your indieweb.org link reminds me of adding some info regarding Garmin there. 👍

The implementation is still rough around the edges, but I’m superexcited to add data visualizations and statistics about my runs in the future.

Very nice, I like your approach. Thanks a lot for the snippet!

I’ve not heard from a lot of people using the module yet.

My impression is also that the module didn’t quite get the traction it deserves. Just love the work you have put into it!

By the way, we’ve been having weekly virtual indieweb meetups if you’d like to join.

Awesome, I will see if I can join.

Thanks a lot for your response, Gregor!

Thanks a lot for the explanation!

I’m already sending webmentions via Bridgy Publish. I altered your module to optionally include the publish URLs for (in my case) Twitter and Mastodon. I’ve done this in this file around that line. I’ve added a checkbox in my notes called “Post to Bridgy?”, and when that is checked I append the Bridgy publish URLs to $page->{$field} as additional URLs to process for webmentions.

The core of what I need is what you wrote here:

I wrote some more code that processes that response to get the tweet’s URL and updates the syndication link on the note.

That’s basically exactly what I’m looking for. I see if I can achieve that by myself, playing a bit around with it.

But thanks again for you reply, that clarifies a lot for me. And it’s also a bit sobering to see that apparently it’s really not that easy to automate the process. Looking around at all the #indieweb blogs and seeing all the syndicated links on notes frankly I felt quite stupid not understanding how all this folks are doing this automatically. Also one really can’t find a whole lot information around the web, which adds to the problem.

🙏 Have inlined all styles for now. But I will change that probably to only have critical styles inline.

I see. Seems like it. I hope the Mastodon API let’s you do that. 🤙

My CMS is ProcessWire which I set up with the Webmention module. I use Bridgy to push posts from my website to other services (as described here https://brid.gy/about#webmentions). If you want to post from Mastodon to Twitter you could use https://moa.party/ for example.

I post to both separately for now.

Next up: figuring out how to get Bridgy to push likes and retweets to me. I understand that I have to add some syndication markup to my website.

What I’m still trying to understand is how to automatically add “Also on Twitter” links to my website post (as @adactio has it on his notes). Not quite understanding the underlying workflow yet.

Holy macaroni! I know I’m late to the game. But writing tweets, toots, etc. that originated from my website is … pretty fucking magical. 🤩 #indieweb

But somehow it seems to work now?