User:Sixtwothree.org

Jason Garber

Jason Garber is a web developer, musician, community organizer, photographer, and occasional author living in Washington, DC.

My IndieWeb Setup

sixtwothree.org is my personal website where I post articles ("posts"), bookmarks ("links"), and photos. The site is powered by FrancisCMS and is hosted on a DigitalOcean droplet running Ubuntu Linux.

IndieAuth authentication to access FrancisCMS admin pages
Webmention
- Webmention endpoint advertised via HTTP Link header and HTML <link> element
- automated Webmention receipt via endpoint
- manual Webmention receipt via an HTML form on permalink pages
- manual Webmention verification
- backfeed from ~~Facebook~~, Flickr, Instagram, and Twitter using Bridgy
side file
- RSS feeds per content type
- jf2-formatted JSON representations of each post
- Markdown representation of each post

articles (sixtwothree.org/posts)
- one-click POSSE of title and permalink to Twitter
- ~~one-click POSSE to Medium~~
- ~~automated POSSE to Facebook via IFTTT~~
bookmarks (sixtwothree.org/links)
- one-click POSSE of title and bookmarked URL to Twitter
- ~~automated POSSE to Facebook via IFTTT~~
photos (sixtwothree.org/photos)
- one-click POSSE to Flickr
- one-click POSSE of title and permalink to Twitter
- ~~automated POSSE to Facebook via IFTTT~~
- manual POSSE to Instagram using Workflow iOS app and copy/paste

comments
- displayed chronologically below original post
- user avatars for comments from silos badged with a color stripe representing the silo's primary branding color
- silo details displayed beneath comment content, including a link to the original comment
likes
- displayed as a facepile of avatars
- user avatars for likes from silos badged with a color stripe of the silo's primary branding color
reposts
- displayed as a facepile of avatars
- user avatars for reposts from silos badged with a color stripe of the silo's primary branding color

FrancisCMS – an IndieWeb-friendly content management system built with Ruby on Rails. Source available on GitHub.
sixtwothree.org – my personal website, powered by FrancisCMS. Source available on GitHub.
authenticate.computer – an IndieAuth-compatible service providing authorization and token endpoints. Source available on GitHub.
indieweb-endpoints.cc – a Web-based service for discovering a URL's IndieAuth, Micropub, Microsub, and Webmention endpoints. Source available on GitHub.
micromicro.cc – a Web-based service for extracting microformats2-encoded data from a webpage. Source available on GitHub.
rel-me.cc – a Web-based service for discovering a URL's published rel-me links. Source available on GitHub.

indieweb-endpoints-ruby – a Ruby gem for discovering a URL's IndieAuth, Micropub, Microsub, and Webmention endpoints.
MicroMicro – a Ruby gem for extracting microformats2-encoded data from HTML documents.
webmention-cli – a command-line interface for Webmention written in Ruby.
webmention-client-ruby – a Ruby gem for sending and verifying Webmention notifications.

webmention.sixtwothree.org: My previous, standalone Webmention endpoint, powered by Sinatra.
Craft Webmention Client Plugin: A PHP plugin for the Craft CMS that sends webmentions.
Delicious Data Convertor: A simple tool written in Ruby that converts exported Delicious bookmarks from HTML to JSON.

The following Ruby gems are deprecated and their source code archived. They remain available for viewing but are no longer maintained.

authorization-endpoint-ruby – a Ruby gem for discovering a URL's authorization endpoint for use with Micropub and IndieAuth clients.
micropub-endpoint-ruby – a Ruby gem for discovering a URL's Micropub endpoint.
redirect-uri-ruby – a Ruby gem for discovering a URL's registered callback URLs for use with Micropub and IndieAuth clients.
token-endpoint-ruby – a Ruby gem for discovering a URL's token endpoint for use with Micropub and IndieAuth clients.
webmention-endpoint-ruby – a Ruby gem for discovering a URL's Webmention endpoint.
webmention-verification-ruby – a Ruby gem for verifying a received webmention.