User:Ascraeus.org
Daniel Goldsmith is an Indiewebber, living in Cork, Ireland.
Nickname on irc/slack: dgold
My Indieweb Setup
- Main Site using hugo - ascraeus.org
- Microsub Server - greyarea
- Using
Aaron Parecki's Aperture - Companion site perfidy runs Watchtower
- Detailed set up of these in two posts on my blog: Watchtower | Aperture
- Using
- Micropub Client - hylozoist
- Patched version of Quill
- Allows me to post book reviews to my site.
- Doesn't actually write the reviews, unfortunately.
- Git Server - ringdown
- Matrix Server - heavymessing
- My personal homeserver for the Matrix chat protocol
- Not really "indie" as such, but certainly an interesting exercise in federation.
- All sites are encrypted using LetsEncrypt
- Using nginx for all sites, wrote about a privacy-aware nginx setup on my blog's privacy policy
nanopub
Micropub endpoint for static site generators, written in PHP.
- Currently handles the following indieweb post-types:
- Notes
- Like-of
- Reply-to
- Articles
- Replies
- Bookmarks
- Check-Ins
- Supports header and form parameter methods of authentication
- Supports creating posts using `x-www-form-urlencoded` syntax
- Supports updating and deleting posts
- Supports JSON syntax and source content query
- Supports replacement and deletion of properties
- As it uses a separate Media Endpoint it provides configuration query
More details on the nanopub page
All code is on GitHub
Itches
- Would like to automatically send webmentions on posting new content
Naming
- I tend to name my sites after ship names in the Iain M. Banks Culture Series.
- The exception is Ringdown; that is a partial name of a Morthanveld ship in The Hydrogen Sonata, but it refers specifically to the final stage of the merger of two black holes - Inspiral, Coalescence, Ringdown. It seemed a suitable choice for a git repository collector.
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Daniel Goldsmith 09:00, 26 January 2017 (PST)