📚 node [[indie kit]]
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From the Github README:
Indiekit is a small but powerful server that acts as the go-between your website and the wider independent web.
- Publish content to your website using apps like [[iAWriter]], [[Micro.blog]], Icro, Indigenous or services that support the [[Micropub]] API
- Syndicate your content to social networks like Twitter,
Mastodon and LinkedIn, and save posts to the Internet ArchiveAccept likes, comments and other types of feedback on your content with Webmention- Save files to different content stores such as Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab and Gitea
- Highly configurable, with presets available for common static site generators such as Jekyll and Hugo.
- Localisable, with initial support for English, French and German.
Written in [[NodeJS]] and licensed under an [[MIT License]], authored by @paulrobertlloyd. Set up for [[Deploy to Heroku]].
indiekit
- [[pull]] [[indie kit]]
- [[boris mann]] me about it and it sounds like I should use it.
- [[push]] [[implement]]
IndieKit
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- public document at doc.anagora.org/indie-kit
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