These simple scripts **enrich your Jamstack-site** by adding/manipulating/whatever (meta)data, such as extra posts, indexing, and so forth. A primary example of these tools in action is my own site https://brainbaking.com - inspect how it's used at https://git.brainbaking.com/wgroeneveld/brainbaking
An async function that parses your Fediverse-compatible feed (Mastodon/Pleroma/...) and converts entries to `.md` Markdown files for your Jamstack to enjoy.
Note that this **does not** delete the notes dir with every call. It simply checks if there isn't already a file with the same name (based on the publication date), and adds one if not.
<title>I pulled the Google plug and installed LineageOS: https://brainbaking.com/post/2021/03/getting-ri...</title>
<contenttype="html">I pulled the Google plug and installed LineageOS: <a href="https://brainbaking.com/post/2021/03/getting-rid-of-tracking-using-lineageos/" rel="ugc">https://brainbaking.com/post/2021/03/getting-rid-of-tracking-using-lineageos/</a> Very impressed so far! Also rely on my own CalDAV server to replace GCalendar. Any others here running <a class="hashtag" data-tag="lineageos" href="https://chat.brainbaking.com/tag/lineageos" rel="tag ugc">#lineageos</a> for privacy reasons?</content>
This generates the file `01h20m03s35.md` (it assumes UTC times in the feed and adjusts according to specified `utcOffset`, such as GMT+1 in this example), with contents:
I pulled the Google plug and installed LineageOS: <ahref="https://brainbaking.com/post/2021/03/getting-rid-of-tracking-using-lineageos/"rel="ugc">https://brainbaking.com/post/2021/03/getting-rid-of-tracking-using-lineageos/</a> Very impressed so far! Also rely on my own CalDAV server to replace GCalendar. Any others here running <aclass="hashtag"data-tag="lineageos"href="https://chat.brainbaking.com/tag/lineageos"rel="tag ugc">#lineageos</a> for privacy reasons?
-`<link rel="enclosure"/>` image types (see `render-enclosures.ejs`) [ejs template](https://ejs.co/), that is appended to the Markdown file if any are found. Styling is up to you...
-`... @https://blah.com/blie hi there` - this is a **in-reply-to** toot which adds `context` frontmatter, so your html renderer can use the correct IndieWeb classes. This should also enable webmention sending since you mention the URL. If you "at" a valid Mastodon user, it will automatically do this.
An async function that reads and modifies Goodreads JS widget embed code, converting low-res book covers to hi-res ones if possible. This omits possible Goodread cookies and cross-domain mishaps.
Adds https://howlongtobeat.com/ game length (`MainGame`) and an ID to your front matter (keys `howlongtobeat_id` and `howlongtobeat_hrs`), provided you first added a property called `game_name`. (This gets substituted).
It also downloads a thumbnail of the cover image as `cover.jpg` in **the same relative directory as the source article** if you provided the dir as an option. The downloaded thumbnail is automatically optimized for the web using `mogrify` (this will emit a warning if you do not have ImageMagick installed locally).
Suppose the above `diablo-3.md` lives in `content/games/switch/diablo-3`, then a `cover.jpg` will be automatically downloaded in `static/games/switch/diablo-3/` and that directory will be created if not yet existing.
Working example: https://jefklakscodex.com/games/diablo-3/ (on the left side). Check out the Hugo template to use the properties at https://git.brainbaking.com/wgroeneveld/jefklakscodex.
Calls the get webmention endpoint, sorts by date, adds metadata such as relative date (`relativeTarget`, property), and returns data. Could be written in a `data` folder for Hugo to parse, for example.
Thanks to ideas from [rubenerd.com](https://rubenerd.com) and his [video.sh script](https://gitlab.com/rubenerd/rubenerd.com/-/blob/trunk/scripts/video.sh). This downloads a thumbnail using `youtube-dl`, smacks a play button on it using `convert`, and stores that in the specified folder. Use in conjunction with a Hugo shortcode to get rid of YouTube's iframes!