If you are using Oracolo with your own domain, share it; I need some examples for the project readme.
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Amazing work, thanks!
I'd love to use Oracolo for a couple of projects, but I've had trouble with images not showing, and with the content of quoted notes not rendered.
(see screenshot below: all items include either images and/or quoted notes)
Are these issues limited to the preview? Or will they persist when deployed to my domain? Thanks!
Deployed here: https://test.bisanz.io but it looks the same.
Any advice? Thanks!
Preview of notes don't include images or quoted events. The old version had an option to show full notes in the home (till a certain length), maybe I should add it back.
The missing images are really weird, let me check.
Rendering of quoted events are not supported, I need to work on it.
Images fixed.
I will check the other things asap.
Work in progress experiment:
What do you think?
The web wizard has not not updated to manage these styles, but you can tweak them in the config-subdomains, see 'wall' and 'board'.
So much better, thanks!
Now images are properly displayed.
Not sure what I should do to get this rendering deployed to test.bisanz.io.
(I'm not hosting the html file, I just add the CNAME record)
Btw, when a hashtag is placed at the beginning of the note, it is rendered with a pretty large font (not so nice). That does not happen if the hashtag is at the bottom of the note.
You can just set the CNAME to the domain I gave you.
You can also manually update the config in the domain after generating it with Oracolo.me, the two new styles are 'wall' (full article, full width) and 'board' (pinterest style).
Keep in mind that these are experimental features, which can be removed (I don't think so) or updated (more likely) at any time.
> when a hashtag ...
Fixed.
I've set mines up 👍
Am wondering though if there's a way to add the script so I can use the domain as a Nostr address
Nice!
What do you mean with "add the script"? Do you refer to the NIP-05 endpoint?
Yes!
For that you have to self host the HTML file that Oracolo produces and set up the NIP-05 path manually.
"Yo, so are you saying I gotta DIY the HTML from Oracolo and tweak the NIP-05 path myself? 🤔 How tricky is that gonna be?"
Downloading the HTML is one click at the end of the Oracolo's configuration.
The you can upload it in the root of your web space and this enable your blog.
Finally you need to setup the NIP-05 endpoint.
Create this file, including the dir (mind the initial dot) in your web space:
/.well-known/nostr.json
The file should contain something like that:
{
"names": {
"_": "b13233e1fb9e67af5acf510f18c601af8ae13aa9887058871325df18038ac0b5"
},
"relays": { "b13233e1fb9e67af5acf510f18c601af8ae13aa9887058871325df18038ac0b5": [ "wss://relay.example.com", "wss://relay2.example.com" ]
}
}
This enables a NIP-05 with the root domain, e.g. _@yourdomain.com