TODO

Bugs

• Sitemap should include sub-sitemaps.xml when needed
• A gophermap generated to work in pttk gs doesn’t work like the Gopherserver on SDF, they need to match so gophermaps are portable.
• RSS Feed isn’t passing validation,
  • Dates must comply with http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc822.html
    • NOTE: For Go time.Time what passes validators is RFC1123Z formatted dates.
  • Missing Atom relationship element
  • Links need to point at .html files not .md files
  • Make sure it passes with at least two validators
    • W3C validator: https://validator.w3.org/feed/
    • RSS Board: https://www.rssboard.org/rss-validator/

Next

• Think about leverage skimmer’s database of harvested feed items and how that might integrate into blogging (e.g. quoting articles)
• Remove prep/pandoc as it is not needed, recent versions of Pandoc include --metadata-file to ingest JSON as metadata
• I need a way I can read gophermaps, twtxt, JSONfeed, RSS/Atom feeds in a single reader, preferrably a console app, it should be driven from an OPML file or simple text file like newsboat (wish newsboat supported subscriptions to gophermaps, twtxt then I could just translate JSONfeed to twtxt…)
• Review git.mills.io/prologic/go-gopher and understand what was implemented
  • Evaluate using as is and what I would need need to write to replace gophermap handling with how it works on sdf.org’s Gopher deployment
  • Evaluate writing my own gopher server for previewing content easily is it turns out I need to fork go-gopher to get the behavior I want
  • Look at serving table content out of SQLite3 database files
  • Look at integrations with dataset
  • Gopher service needs to minic Gophernicus in how it handles Gophermaps and menus
• Review Gopher and see about adding Gopher support
  • Look at gophermap and see how it may tranlsate to/from RSS
  • Look at autogenerating gophermap from blog.json
  • Update .editorconfig to fixed issues about converting tabs in gophermap
  • Look at modifying go-gopher to support “+” operator in the selector for hostname and port, or just auto create them in not supplied.
    • gopher.Dir() is probably what I need to look at to modify.
    • See http://gopherinfo.somnolescent.net/servers/customizing-menus/ for description of server side processing of gophermap
• Review yarn.social and see if it make sense to support in toolkit
• Review Micropubs spec
• Review JSONFeed spec
• Review Micro.blog’s Archive Format
  • Review implementation used by Daring Fireball
• Add support for JSONFeed 1.1
  • Evaluate if that could be the cannonical feed used to render RSS 2.0 XML and Atom XML
  • Figure out how JSONFeed plays with what Dave Winer is doing
• Make sure my feeds look good in Dave Winer’s reallysimple readers
  • Add support for source namespace so I can do source:markdown element per Dave Winer’s reallysimple feeds
    • rss should be able to understandard a markdown/html file relationship and transform it into RSS 2 with Markdown source elements where appropriate
  • See http://source.scripting.com/#1653758422000
  • Example, see http://feeder.scripting.com/?template=mailbox&feedurl=http://scripting.com/rss.xml
  • Example, see http://feeder.scripting.com/?template=mailbox&feedurl=https://rsdoiel.github.io/index.xml
  • Example, see http://feeder.scripting.com/?template=mailbox&feedurl=https://rsdoiel.github.io/rss.xml
• blog.json needs to contain enough metadata to easily render the RSS feeed. The addtional data could be set via blogit options
• I need to support generating multiple feeds for a website, e.g. site, blog, article series
  • rss should be able to produce a “feed” for all pages in a website using Markdown document’s front matter where there is a matching html document
  • rss should be able to produce a “feed” for a selected set of pages driven from YAML front matter elements like “series” name
• sitemap needs to be implemented and support links to sub-site maps
• I need to render an index listing pages from Front Matter of content pages
  • Review how Rmarkdown/RStudio handle inclusion by front matter switches