| | 1 | # More Blog Tooling |
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| | 3 | I created an automation[1] to share link from pinboard[2] on here. Once I find a link I'd like to share, I add the tag `linkblog` plus my thoughts in the description field, and this script will fetch, generate a `gmi` and add it to the blog. Once it's done it replaces the tag with `linkblog-posted` so it doesn't find it next time around. |
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| | 5 | => https://git.sr.ht/~rbdr/pinboard-linkblog-updater [1] Pinboard Linkblog Updater |
| | 6 | => https://pinboard.in/ [2] Pinboard |
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| | 8 | A problem with getting this to work is that blog[3] was just local, so I had to add some remote functionality. Now every time I add or update the blog, it will first fetch from git and push the changes. That way, I can publish content directly from the computer, and have a cron running the linkblog updater on the VPS. |
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| | 10 | => https://git.sr.ht/~rbdr/blog [3] Blog |
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| | 12 | At this point I think it's worth re-evaluating how blog itself is built, as it is beginning to feel a bit clunky: When it was conceived, the project was intended to take markdown files and keep track of 3 of them so I could `rsync` them later. Now it keeps an archive as a gemlog, publishes an rss feed, allows publishing, and has remote sync: surely it's worth a rethink. |
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| | 14 | Anyway, adding remote functionality opens up the possibility of publishing via iPad or phone, so I think I'll go work on that instead. |
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