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Grapefruit has some posts. XRay seems capable of parsing these posts (although I am still unsure of where in the code it decides to look at the entries within the feed).
What it does not seem to correctly do is find my author info. It should, at step 4 of the algorithm, go check the author property of the h-feed the h-entry is in. This should return https://vanderven.se/martijn/.
I might find time to debug this. Or might not. So filing it here either way.
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This may require a lot more refactoring than I initially thought. It looks like, whenever a fragment URL is provided, XRay is only going to parse that little piece of HTML:
From that point in the code forward, it doesn’t even know the h-entry was part of an h-feed.
I also noticed there that PHP’s default DOMDocument is used to parse and then save the HTML. This could potentially mess up some HTML. As php-mf2 supports taking a DOMDocument as input, it definitely shouldn’t get saved to HTML first. (And it should possibly use the userland HTML parser.)
Grapefruit has some posts. XRay seems capable of parsing these posts (although I am still unsure of where in the code it decides to look at the entries within the feed).
What it does not seem to correctly do is find my author info. It should, at step 4 of the algorithm, go check the
author
property of theh-feed
theh-entry
is in. This should returnhttps://vanderven.se/martijn/
.I might find time to debug this. Or might not. So filing it here either way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: