Since I got the blog back on it's feet yesterday with a spiffy new typo 5.2 install, and using capistrano to deploy it. I got the itch to hack on typo just a bit.
A few blog posts back, I started adding tweetmeme "retweet" badges to each article. Although the process was fairly simple, it required manually entering the articles permalink, which required a bit of thought, and was slightly error prone.
Typo now has the facility to add custom text filters which gave me the perfect opportunity to automate my workflow.
The result is a new typo_tweetmeme plugin which is available on github as of a few minutes ago.
To install it just go into your typo directory and execute:
$ script/plugin install git://github.com/rubyredrick/typo_tweetmeme.git
Then in your article, just insert :
That's all there is to it.
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Hey, Rick.
I’ve been following your blog for a while now (nice stuff!), using the atom feed no Google Reader.
It seems it’s kind of broken now, it’s duplicating content like crazy! :) I tried ‘curl http://talklikeaduck.denhaven2.com/articles.atom’ and, sure enough, got lots of duplicated (sometimes multiple times) content.
Firefox 3 and Safari 4 can’t seem to even parse it correctly.
feed://talklikeaduck.denhaven2.com/articles.rss works fine, though.
Cheers, Marcelo.
Good jog, but I would rather have edited my theme view to insert the javascript into it in.
Marcelo,
Thanks. Yes there does seem to be a problem with the atom feed, it looks like it’s repeating the portion before the –read more break if an article has one. This looks like a typo bug since I haven’t mucked with anything.
Frédéric,
Yes, I intend to do that, but for now the tag works.