Here is my content. Weep!

I am a long time user of micro.blog and one of the reasons why is the ability to use alternative applications with the service. For example, I currently use lillihub.com as the my preferred web application for micro.blog and I want to give a shout out to Loura’s fantastic work on the application. She conti... frankmcpherson.blog

It’s just me and my son tonight. So pizza, ice cream, and some MTG battles it is. He already beat my bird and cat deck. Let’s see if this commander battle goes any differently 😂

Seeing if this test works…

Hello World

Just a test

Testing things out. Does this update?

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Testing out a draft post now. Edited

Test post from image…. With an edit for good measure….

https://indieweb.org/bookmark

Does crossposting work from the mico.blog app?

Testing out cross-posting with micro.blog

Here is a test post

Here is the last little test before I email.

Frustrating.

Hmmmmm.

Here is another things….

Why is it erroring out when the image is added?

Is the issue the new post?

Okay, forget the image… Does this edit. Okay, editz for realz

Post with a different destination that’s been edited. Again. One more time is the charm.

Here we go. Sending along categories. This one I keep trying to edit……..

.@heyloura Maybe this mention will work.

Thanks to @manton for updating the bookmarks JSON api this afternoon to include tags so now you can use @sod’s wonderful bookmark plugin to display them (assuming you have the premium Micro.blog plan). You will need to use a custom template like he details in his documentation. The trick is to use the {{ .tags }} inside the {{ range .items }}. Here’s how I’m doing it on my site:

{{< bookmarks >}}
{{ range .items }}
{{ $url := urls.Parse .url }}
{{ if not (hasPrefix .id "link") }}
<figure class="bookmark">
<blockquote>
<p>{{ replace (replace ( .content_html | plainify | truncate 300 ) "Reader: " "") $url.Host "" }}</p>
</blockquote>
<figcaption><cite><a class="u-bookmark-of" href="{{ .url }}">{{ $url.Host }}</a><br/><small>Bookmarked: {{ time.Format "Jan 2, 2006" .date_published}}</small><br/><small class="tags">{{ .tags }}</small></cite></figcaption>
</figure>
{{ end }}
{{ end }}
{{< /bookmarks >}}

You might have noticed I further customized it with longer preview text and some extra replace statements. That’s because the .content_html includes some extra links to the micro.blog reader text which looked a bit strange after you stripped out the html with plainify. That’s where the {{ replace (replace ( .content_html | plainify | truncate 300 ) "Reader: " "") $url.Host "" }} line comes in.

A picture and some text. How super fancy!

For personal projects I try to write clean and minimal code 👩‍💻. Then I go to my 9-5 and it’s an absolute mess. It’s so hard not to take a figurative scrub brush and start cleaning the entire code base 😆

For mbnov I need to come up with something using the word license. With my migraine I don’t see that happening 🤕

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