support for minimal mistakes?

[infominer33]

Would love to see this. I've tried a number of deploys, and pull-request variants.

I will be happy to fork and deploy my own version, once I can find a way to make this work.

I use that theme on 8 different sites, its robust and suited for a number of projects I work on..

I'm no web-dev, but I sure spend enough time in VSCode, and searching through github issues...

The site I'm trying to get going is:

https://github.com/didecentral/ https://didecentral.com https://github.com/didecentral/didecentral.github.io/blob/master/_includes/comments-providers/staticman_v2.html https://github.com/didecentral/didecentral.github.io/blob/master/_includes/comments.html

I already had to change site.reCaptcha.siteKey to site.staticman.reCaptcha.siteKey to get that to work.. but that didn't make the comments work... in the end there is always a 500 error

Request URL:https://staticman3.herokuapp.com/v3/entry/github/didecentral/didecentral.github.io/master/comments
Request method:POST
Remote address:52.48.204.199:443
Status code:
500
Version:HTTP/1.1
Referrer Policy:no-referrer-when-downgrade

As an aside, I think if there was a button for fork\deploy to heroku (months ago already) we wouldn't have this problem of button clickers hogging a single instance

I think I'll surf around and see if I can find a minimal mistakes site with working staticman comments... someone somewhere has a working combo of GitHub -Minimal Mistakes- Staticman..

[VincentTam]

Support for MM

First of all, thanks for your interest in @staticmanlab. If you want to get MM + SM in minutes, I suggest forking https://framagit.org/staticman-gitlab-pages/minimal-mistakes-demo. It's served by @staticmanlab1 at the instance for Framagit: https://staticman-frama.herokuapp.com. In short, support is already there on Framagit, so I'm closing this issue.

Analysis of your error

The response body is worth reading.

It doesn't seem to be an error on the side of @staticmanlab. I've created https://github.com/VincentTam/beautiful-jekyll/pull/25 to see this.

Reading rawError.message more carefully, you'll find out the culprit.

{"message":"path cannot start with a slash","errors":[{"resource":"Commit","field":"path","code":"invalid"}],"documentation_url":"https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/contents/#create-or-update-a-file"}

The leftmost slash in your Staticman config file's path caused this failure.

Thanks for feedback for Heroku deployment. I'm not a big fan of proprietary technologies though. I might add this button in a month if I've found the energy to do so.

External references

Regarding Staticman's reCATPCHA config, see also:

1. My recent experiment with the functionality: https://github.com/daattali/beautiful-jekyll/pull/514#issuecomment-508817895
2. My blog post about Staticman's erorrs.

[infominer33]

I'm so grateful for your response! With the state of development only getting more complex in the past months, it was really a lot to dig through and find you here.

You've provided a ton of useful info!

I'll keep a closer eye on the error messages and look forward to digging in from here!

[infominer33]

SO BRILLIANT! Oh man, I don't even remember how many different ways I tried to use staticman yesterday that were all flawed in that simple way. I did learn a lot though, and thanks again for all the helpful info here!

This makes me so happy!

I'm working on a series of GitHub Pages guides, and aim to find open source\self-hosted solutions for all the things we want in our static sites.

It takes a lot of time to learn to implement each new feature, because most guides\apps are old.

I'll be sure to feature @staticmanlab prominently in the section on comments, and give you a link, in each guide where I show how to implement comments (because I'm running a few open-source educational organizations, and the guides make it easier to attract contributors).

[VincentTam]

I'm working on a series of GitHub Pages guides, and aim to find open source\self-hosted solutions for all the things we want in our static sites.

Thanks for your feedback. I regret that my API instances are hosted on Heroku free dynos for convenience and zero-cost coz I'm not (yet?) a developer. I feel no guilt using free dynos as the original goal is to test Staticman's GitLab support. Nonetheless, a free dyno is never meant for production purposes. You may consider other free/open-source (self-)hosting solutions like OpenShift to build a truly open-source commenting service.

I would also like to raise your attention about the possibility of spam (e.g. https://github.com/zinefer/zinefer.github.com/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed+label%3ASpam). @statimcanlab doesn't have the energy to explore user-defined Akismet support in https://github.com/eduardoboucas/staticman/pull/195 for the moment.