13 Commits (main)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Steven	a4920d464b	refactor: attachment service part2	1 month ago
Steven	bb5809cae4	refactor: attachment service	1 month ago
Maya Doshi	efb8e7ab0c	fix: broken resource urls in RSS feed (#4753) ... fix: resource url generation in rss feed	2 months ago
Steven	f1b365f928	refactor: clean packages	2 months ago
Steven	ef6f80d925	chore: fix linter	2 months ago
Maximilian Krauß	eca91d5c0c	feat(rss): use server title and description for RSS feed, if configured (#4717)	2 months ago
Martin Hartl	ae85dff5e4	chore: add id to RSS feed items (#4383)	5 months ago
Steven	4dfe078f3e	chore: tweak memo link is rss	5 months ago
JP Hastings-Edrei	fcc4abf5b8	feat: remove RSS titles (#4140) ... This removes the content of the <title> element in the RSS feeds that Memo produces. Why remove? Every RSS client I can find shows the <title> next to the <description> when viewing an item. This creates a duplicate (but often trimmed, so less useful) version of <description> right above the actual text the user wants to read (often in a much larger font). It similarly makes lists of items in some clients extremely tall, as 128 characters is a lot of hard-to-read text — especially when Memos renders links as their URL in titles. Why an empty tag? The RSS 1.0 and 2.0 specs require that a <title> element is present. Examples from elsewhere: - micro.blog uses an empty <title /> element: https://www.manton.org/feed.xml - Bluesky omits the <title> element: https://bsky.app/profile/did%3Aplc%3Aqvzn322kmcvd7xtnips5xaun/rss - Mastodon omits the <title> element: https://mastodon.social/@scalzi.rss	8 months ago
Steven	fa4521e0c5	chore: update gomark source	1 year ago
Steven	16d3de63c2	chore: update resource binary endpoint	1 year ago
Steven	26545c855c	refactor: implement s3 storage	1 year ago
Steven	20dd3e17f7	chore: rename router package	1 year ago