For those of you using our static site code for your own site, or following the
progress, this update is for you. We have recently updated the code to move all
hard-coded references specific to this site out to a configuration file where
possible.
The FLEAR website has now added tag support to its ActivityPub implementation.
This will allow the tags on posts to be also tagged on its associated posts
on ActivityPub endpoints. You should, in fact, be seeing the tags now below if
you are viewing this from the Fediverse.
Fedipage is a Hugo based static page genedator and blog with ActivityPub support.
Here are some of the features.
- Moved almost all site-specific stuff into configuration variables to make form
easier install.
- Organized the layouts/partials so that it is very easy to update the
the templates.
- Requires Vercel and Firebase for full ActivityPub support but will provide
limited support as a purely static site as well. Limited support means the
account can be seen, and its posts, but following wont be confirmed.
- Wrote detailed step-by-step install instructions to make it easy for everyone.
- Supports the following ActivityPub features:
- Following confirmation
- Notifications in your feed when new posts are made
- The various pages show content from the fediverse interacting with it like
reboosts, likes, and even replies which show up as comments on the page.
- Tags are supported with a few options:
- Tags can be configured to automatically be added to every post.
- The tags added int he front-matter of a post can be added as fedivese tags.
This can be set independently of any default tags.
- Tags can be rendered invisibly, not showing in the text of the post on the
fediverse yet still contain the tag metadata for searches
- An ActivityPub alias can be set if you have other accounts across the
fediverse. The alias can also allow you to migrate existing followers to
the web page (untested, proceed at your own risk).
- Microblog side-panel can be configured to show content from your alias
fediverse account.
- Multiple categories of blogs can be handled simultaniously and categorized and
tagged independently.
- Front page is constructed from markdown and broken up into short codes. So
the front page can be modified without touching the html.