okay i've polished up my FediTag javascript which embeds a feed of Mastodon posts from one account using a particular hashtag on a website or page.
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okay i've polished up my FediTag javascript which embeds a feed of Mastodon posts from one account using a particular hashtag on a website or page. you can find it on github https://github.com/Enichan/feditag
#FediDev #Mastodon #OpenSource #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #GitHub
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okay i've polished up my FediTag javascript which embeds a feed of Mastodon posts from one account using a particular hashtag on a website or page. you can find it on github https://github.com/Enichan/feditag
#FediDev #Mastodon #OpenSource #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #GitHub
@eniko Tagging @andypiper to add this to the next community project spotlight. 🙂
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@eniko Tagging @andypiper to add this to the next community project spotlight. 🙂
@julian @andypiper ohh that'd be neat :D
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@julian @andypiper ohh that'd be neat :D
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okay i've polished up my FediTag javascript which embeds a feed of Mastodon posts from one account using a particular hashtag on a website or page. you can find it on github https://github.com/Enichan/feditag
#FediDev #Mastodon #OpenSource #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #GitHub
@eniko it's interesting to see how things shape up differently depending on perspective and use case. To embed the RSS feeds of my Fedi accounts on my website, the JS is just a trivial “call this XSLT on this XML”, and I would actually do without the JS if there was a way to, but I'm limited to the number of entries in the RSS and I don't even think it's possible to get user-specific tags via RSS at all. OTOH, once one has to use the API, JS for everything (like in your case) makes more sense.