Published on February 9, 2020
Last updated on February 9, 2020
Categories: computing, indieweb and upgrade
Debuggery

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Today is Day 2 of 2 for IndieWebCamp Online 2020, which means today is Hack Day! My goal for the day is to reconstruct my poems page.

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[As of 15:32:57, I\'m all done!]

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My first task today is to solve the page-redirect woes that I\'ve been blogging about since a few days ago. Diligent implementation of the solutions given in S3\'s documentation got me nowhere, so I\'ll use a little JavaScript to redirect from the old poems URL to the new one.

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[2020-02-09T09:38:25-0800: first task complete!]

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With the redirect in place, I can proceed to the larger of today\'s tasks: breaking out each poem onto its own page. This will accomplish two goals:

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  1. Allows me to integrate each poem as an individual post on my blog
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  3. Allows me to turn the poems index into a collection
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The steps for this second task are:

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  1. Include the new poems directory into my website build script [done]
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  3. Cut each poem, or section of poems, out into its own page [done, including some upgrades to my CSS and more-semantic HTML]
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  5. Add code to my build script to construct the poems index by fetching the body for each poem. The display order on the index is not entirely chronological, so I can\'t just concatenate all the pages\' bodies together before rendering the index. [done]
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Coincidentally, another IndieWeb practitioner, Greg McVerry, is building his own poetry page today.

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