A piece of software I want, but do not want to write myself:
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A piece of software I want, but do not want to write myself:
1. It's mostly like a static site compiler for sites structured like wikis rather than like blogs.
2. Despite (1) It can produce an RSS feed of page updates.
3. Only I (or I + other people I authorize) get to edit pages.
4. But there's a talk-page-like annex for each page which accepts commentary via ActivityPub, with moderation.Has anyone _already written_ this?
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A piece of software I want, but do not want to write myself:
1. It's mostly like a static site compiler for sites structured like wikis rather than like blogs.
2. Despite (1) It can produce an RSS feed of page updates.
3. Only I (or I + other people I authorize) get to edit pages.
4. But there's a talk-page-like annex for each page which accepts commentary via ActivityPub, with moderation.Has anyone _already written_ this?
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A piece of software I want, but do not want to write myself:
1. It's mostly like a static site compiler for sites structured like wikis rather than like blogs.
2. Despite (1) It can produce an RSS feed of page updates.
3. Only I (or I + other people I authorize) get to edit pages.
4. But there's a talk-page-like annex for each page which accepts commentary via ActivityPub, with moderation.Has anyone _already written_ this?
@zwol Depending on if you are willing to track your edits in git you might get 1 and 2 it with hugo. You can build a lot of representations with hugo so wiki pages should not be a problem. You can get git info for the current page with hugo, including commit dates and messages and build an RSS feed with it. 3 is dependent on how you set up your git. 4 could maybe be done with Cusdis (https://github.com/djyde/cusdis).
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@zwol Depending on if you are willing to track your edits in git you might get 1 and 2 it with hugo. You can build a lot of representations with hugo so wiki pages should not be a problem. You can get git info for the current page with hugo, including commit dates and messages and build an RSS feed with it. 3 is dependent on how you set up your git. 4 could maybe be done with Cusdis (https://github.com/djyde/cusdis).
@chris I don't mind git (or hugo) but cusdis looks a bit ... undermaintained.
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@chris I don't mind git (or hugo) but cusdis looks a bit ... undermaintained.
@zwol Yeah. It's the only disqus alternative that I could find that has activity pub. Maybe there is something else out there that I don't know about. Point 4 was the hardest to satisfy. Only comments would be easy with Isso. But activity pub is hard to implement and the popularity increase is still relatively recent.
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You might want to check the Delightful Fediverse list to see if there are any existing projects that fit your requirements?
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