b1eedr
commented
11 years ago This sounds as a good feature for pump.io to have
Open sjmurdoch opened 11 years ago
b1eedr
commented
11 years ago This sounds as a good feature for pump.io to have
larjona
commented
10 years ago Maybe is possible to be done with pump2rss.com ?
You can access any user's atom feed (her public posts only) via https://pump2rss.com/feed/id_user@pump_server.atom for example https://pump2rss.com/feed/larjona@identi.ca.atom More details here https://e14n.com/evan/note/FOBM6nE2T7S4V0-3MVe0IQ
And here https://github.com/e14n/pump2rss
FedericoCeratto
commented
9 years ago +1 pump.io could be used as a commenting system by embedding it. An iframe could be enough and pump.io could serve a slightly simpler html page. Here's a simple example http://blog.firelet.net/test-identica.html
The Twitter API of StatusNet allowed the public feed of a user to be embedded in a website. Could there please be some equivalent?
I think what would be needed is for the public feed JSON document to be available without authentication, and for a callback function be optionally specified (as described in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSONP).
This would allow the website owner to write a Javascript function which converts the pump.io JSON data structure into HTML.