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gRegor: There's a module called Rest Export that exports a view into either json or php. There would still be hurdles to overcome, like what to do when two content types have different internal fields for the same event property (e.g., configuring `meeting_date` and `event_date_start` to both map to iCalendar's `DTSTART`).
btrem at 2026-01-08 23:41
Alas no, because while the RESTUI will provide HTTP auth to a rest resource in json, it will not provide one for any custom module I build to convert that json to iCalendar. @#$@#$@*&(! it all.
btrem at 2026-01-08 22:09
I was playing around with a rest module in Drupal yesterday. And in about 15 minutes, I had a json representation of an events feed. Shame that calendar apps will read only iCalendar.
btrem at 2026-01-08 22:03
My point is since you're already "only" checking your feed reader "once or twice a day", you're already seeing stuff in your feed reader hours after you checked sites directly
[tantek]4 at 2026-01-08 22:01
What I’m saying is I often check sites directly or will see things mentioned and read it, but then a feed that lags will put it infront of me again many hours later.
[social]2 at 2026-01-08 21:46
[social] once or twice a day is fine for a 12hr delay. like exactly fine.
[tantek]4 at 2026-01-08 20:59
I check my feed reader once or twice a day. I use NetNewsWire, which seems to consume and deal with most everything I throw at it.
[social]2 at 2026-01-08 20:45
As a consumer of fine IndieWeb feeds, I’d encourage no more than 1. to 2 hours between posting and having your feed update. I consume via feeds, but also go directly to sites to read, and others post links to interesting links. A long delay between the post and the feed generation can invoke questions, like “did I read this already?“, “is this an edit?“…
[social]2 at 2026-01-08 20:41
I have a global $feed_delay which is the integer number of seconds to delay putting a post in feed file(s). currently 600. new number is going to be 43200. math++
[tantek]4 at 2026-01-08 20:38
archive.today (or archive.is) is an archive service that stores text, images, and a screenshot of the page and has several other TLDs mirroring the service: .fo, .is, .li, .vn, .md, .ph https://indieweb.org/archive.is
Loqi at 2026-01-08 19:38

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