I just found a neet vim plugin that highlights twtxt files, https://github.com/JervisTetch/twtxt.vim
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~duriny
envs.net
I live over at https://envs.net/~duriny, author of twtr
Recent twts from ~duriny
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@~duriny Cool! There's a typo in "parameter" and your script needs some input validation. 8-) https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/avatar 502s, I expected more a 400 for PNG data and https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/avatar.jpg prints some HTML in the browser.
I might leave input validation for later, maybe I’ll add an –html option to twtr to make it easier :)
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@~duriny Cool! There's a typo in "parameter" and your script needs some input validation. 8-) https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/avatar 502s, I expected more a 400 for PNG data and https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/avatar.jpg prints some HTML in the browser.
Good catch on that typo @lyse, thanks :)
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I've updated my twtxt-to-html renderer, it now works with arbitrary feeds :D, see https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://envs.net/~duriny/twtxt.txt, you can replace the 'file=' parameter with your own twtxt.txt
@darch I just checked out http://darch.dk/twtxt/, very nice!
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I've updated my twtxt-to-html renderer, it now works with arbitrary feeds :D, see https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://envs.net/~duriny/twtxt.txt, you can replace the 'file=' parameter with your own twtxt.txt
source for anyone who’s interested: https://envs.sh/EqV.sh
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I've updated my twtxt-to-html renderer, it now works with arbitrary feeds :D, see https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://envs.net/~duriny/twtxt.txt, you can replace the 'file=' parameter with your own twtxt.txt
for example @prologic’s feed renders here https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/twtxt.txt
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I’ve updated my twtxt-to-html renderer, it now works with arbitrary feeds :D, see https://envs.net/~duriny/cgi-bin/twtxt.sh?file=https://envs.net/~duriny/twtxt.txt, you can replace the ‘file=’ parameter with your own twtxt.txt
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I’m going AFK for a while, @prologic let me know if your interested in my script and I’ll make a repo for it :)
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@prologic I don’t think it is too difficult. I am just suggesting because I think @~duriny could do it. Not aiming to give anyone a hard time. 😅
@fastidious The sed regex is a little messy but I managed, https://envs.sh/Eq7.sh
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@fastidious Hahaha oh c'mon give the guy a break 😂 There has to be limitations to what one can pull off in far simpler ways like a simple shell script, I think it comes down to choices right? If you want the full experience, use
yarnd, if you like tree-like views with a curses-style interface, use jenny, and so on... This is awesome watching this unfold! 🥳
As it happens I just added thread support to my script, its up on my home page now ;)
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@fastidious O'really? Interesting... @~duriny Do you need a way to visualize Twts in a Web Browser for your client? What if you could borrow the same code from
yarnd -- And/Or we refactor it a bit so it's possible for you to "import" and call FormatTwt() and render as HTML? In fact you can already import git.mills.io/yarnsocial/yarn/types/lextwt and use the formatting methods there to do basic HTML rendering already thanks to @xuu and @lyse
to be honest I didn’t think anybody would ever find my twtxt feed so the fact that it is getting picked up on twtxt.net automatically is kind of amazing lol
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@fastidious O'really? Interesting... @~duriny Do you need a way to visualize Twts in a Web Browser for your client? What if you could borrow the same code from
yarnd -- And/Or we refactor it a bit so it's possible for you to "import" and call FormatTwt() and render as HTML? In fact you can already import git.mills.io/yarnsocial/yarn/types/lextwt and use the formatting methods there to do basic HTML rendering already thanks to @xuu and @lyse
@prologic No pod yet XD, just a redirect to https://twtxt.net, but its good to know that it’s allowed :)
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@~duriny Please do! It might be nice to have some good portable tooling to support this kind of thing. 👌
Heres the script I use https://envs.sh/Eq8.sh, it’s just few lines of shell that spits out HTML, you can see it running here or on my home page (with better css)
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@~duriny I see things are starting to take shape, eh? So, that link is to use Yarnd (in this case, twtxt.net pod) as a viewer to see your twts?
I also have script that renders my twts to my home page, I can post it if anybody is interested :)
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I’ve added a links/ section to my website, e.g. my twtxt.net pseudo-account is at https://envs.net/~duriny/links/twtxt.net/
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Well, I tried using
https://github.com/duriny/twtr
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https://github.com/buckket/twtxt
The twtr repo on GitHub is just a mirror, checkout the upstream at https://git.envs.net/duriny/twtr :)
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Oh that’s fucking brilliant! 🥳🥳🥳 Do you want it listed on our landing page? 🤔
It would be really cool to get some publicity for twtr, thanks! I’ll have to make that v0.0.1 release soon lol
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@~duriny Hey ! 👋 What's this
twtr thing you're working on? 🤔 Sounds intriguing 😅
@prologic I’m using twtr to type this right now
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@~duriny Hey ! 👋 What's this
twtr thing you're working on? 🤔 Sounds intriguing 😅
@prologic twtr should be compatible with Yarn.Social out of the box :)
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@~duriny by the way did you happen to create an account on my pod and then delete it? 😁🤔
@prologic I did create a Yarn.Social account but I don’t want to manage two feeds lol
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@prologic I believe it is this: https://github.com/duriny/twtr
@fastidious note that the Go import path is duriny.envs.sh/twtr :)
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@prologic I believe it is this: https://github.com/duriny/twtr
@fastidious https://github.com/duriny/twtr is a mirror of https://git.envs.net/duriny/twtr
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@~duriny Hey ! 👋 What's this
twtr thing you're working on? 🤔 Sounds intriguing 😅
@prologic twtr is a rewrite of https://github.com/buckket/twtxt in Go :)
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While not even remotely close to a v1 release, twtr is starting to take shape, I might tag v0.0.1 soon :D
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