When I started to dabble with Webmentions I first created a new type of content called likes. This basically entailed me making a directory in my content directory called likes anb putting my 'likes' in there. That also meant I had to create some new templates in my theme directory:
The I made a new type of webmention response called replies.
That entailed another new directory in my content directory, and single and list templates.
Thank's for such a useful posting. It really helped me a lot in terms of the behind-the-scenes work I needed to do, and with the front-of-curtain stuff (how I could make things look).
The way in which you showed 'replies', 'likes', and 'shares' was really clever IMHO.
I went back into the office last Tuesday, and sitting on my desk was my trusty TWSBI 580, still full of ink. I've not been in the office for more than 5 months, and the pen had just been sitting there. When I went to use it the cap broke. Stewth! A quick Google search showed that Inkt in Whanganui had replacement caps. As I was browsing their website, I noticed that they had Caran d'Ache 849 pens, and thought "why not". The range of available colours was somewhat limited; many of what I would expect to be popular colours were out of stock. So, I opted for an orange fluro body with a fine nib (surprise, surprise). I also ordered a converter so I can use bottled ink rather than cartridges. Despite them shipping it the same day, there were some delays with NZ Post, but eventually it turned up.
Full entry …Diving into IndieWeb (in general) and into to webmention's 'likes' (in particular), I have had to get to grips with how to work with JSON under Hugo.
Having restructured my content layout on disk, I turned my attention to what to do with the webmentions.json file that I downloaded from webmention.io using webmention.io-backup. Originally, I had been downloading a single monolithic file with all the responses folk had done to my website. I put the file in my Data directory and accessed from within Hugo using data templates.
All well and good. But one of the great thing about Evgeny's tool is that it can store the response from webmention.io into the directory of the relevant page bundle. So, I tweaked the script I used to call webmention.io-backup to look like this.
#!/bin/sh
FILENAME="responses.json"
webmention.io-backup -t ${WEBMENTION_KEY=} -d petersmith.org -cd content -f ${FILENAME} -jf2 -tlo=false -p -ts
#
# Now fix the pesy hypens in the poperty names
#
find . -name ${FILENAME} -exec sed -i '
s/\(^ *\)"like-of":/\1"like_of":/
s/\(^ *\)"mention-of":/\1"mention_of":/
s/\(^ *\)"in-reply-to":/\1"in_reply_to":/
s/\(^ *\)"wm-/\1"wm_/' {} \;Following on the comments from Evgeny to my post, I have changed the directory structure for my posts.
Up until now, I had a directory blog which was full of directories, such 20220112-content-structure, where the first six digits represented the date. In that directory I then had an index.org file with the content of my post.
Now I have moved to a hierarchical date structure, where the content for that post is now in blog/2022/01/12/content-structure/index.org. I wrote a quick and dirty shell script to move all the posts.
Evgeny, yes, I thought that would be the problem. I have been using permalinks like that ever since I started using Hugo back in 2016. It's messier than it might first appear, because as you can see from this 'snip' of my config.toml only some content is laid out that way.
[permalinks]
blog = "/blog/:year/:month/:day/:slug/"
notes = "/notes/:year/:month:/:day/:slug/"
mentions = "/mentions/:year/:month:/:day/:slug/"
resources = "/resources/:slug/"
pages = "/pages/:slug/"
I suppose, it would be easy enough for me, bash, and sed to move to a directory structure like yours (fixing up any relref on the way). Then, the structure 'on-disk' of all my content would be consistent across all the sections (blog, notes, mentions, etc.) with how it is presented on the web.
Oh joy. I got a response from Evgeny. Now I need to sort out my workflow for responding to responses.
To answer your questions, my directory structure is using page bundeles with each section (blog, notes, pages, etc) having all my posts, like this:
petersmith.org
archetypes
config.toml
content
blog
...
...
20041208-anzam-strategising-activity-and-practice
index.org
20041208-professional-doctorates
index.org
20041209-comments-on-supervision
index.org
20041210-teaching-excellence-award
index.org
20110227-yale-on-writing
index.org
20110303-boots-and-all
index.org
20110305-how-to-write-an-article
index.org
20110305-the-paragraph
index.org
20220104-responsive-grids
index.org
20220106-second-second-steps-in-indieweb
index.org
20220110-third-steps-to-indieweb
index.org
mentions
notes
pages
resources
data
mentions.json
i18n
layouts
public
resources
static
themes