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Storytlr is an open-source lifestreaming platform. It automaticaly syndicates content from many social services (twitter, youtube, flickr, etc.) and supports content publishing with syndication to Twitter. Making it a great tool for either a POSSE or a PESOS approach to the indieweb. Other features include Activitystream feed with PuSH support, Webfinger support, microformats support, AtomPub API (experimental), Pingback and more.

You can view an example site at: http://eschnou.com.

Install

Storytlr is an open-source project released under the Apache2 license. It is available in RPM packages and can also easily be deployed from source. Follow this https://github.com/storytlr/storytlr/wiki/Install if you want to get started.

Indieweb and FederatedWeb support

• Data formats
  • Microformats annoted stream (mf1, mf2, h-atom, etc.)
  • Atom feed with activitystream extensions
  • Web actions annotations (share/reply)

• Protocols
  • Webfinger
  • PubSubHubBub (producer and consumer)
  • OpenID delegation (adding openid2 links in page header)
  • Pingback (send and receive)
  • AtomPub (publishing API)

• IndieWeb Use cases
  • POSSE -> syndicate to twitter
  • PESOS -> syndicate from all popular web services
  • Federated send/receive of mentions via Pingback

Roadmap

Here is a not exhaustive list of ideas and todos. You can also have a look (and submit) ideas/issues to the project Github https://github.com/storytlr/storytlr/issues.

• Client-side API (Rest/JSON)
  • Command line client (I want to easily post status updates from my command line)
  • Mobile client (will be Android first)
• Webmention support
• Federated threaded conversations
• Follow other storytlr/indieweb users and consume their data
• Post by email

Users

Indieweb enthusiats currently using it on their own site:

• Laurent Eschenauer (eschnou.com), main developer of Storytlr.
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