Let’s check what ‘Activitypub’ and ‘Friends’ plugins for WordPress do.
After installing them, some widgets appear in the ‘add block’ menu:
“Fediverse Followers” and the “Follow me on the Fediverse” are a part of “Activitypub” plugin. Thanx for correction, Matthias Pfefferle (@pfefferle@notiz.blog / @pfefferle@mastodon.social)
Let’s try it out:
Example of ‘Fediverse followers’ widget. It shows all fediverse followers of this blog. Nice!
Widget output:
Fediverse Followers
Example of ‘Follow me on fediverse’ widget
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Example of ‘Friend posts’ widget
Block ‘Friend posts’ is a part of ‘Friends’ plugin and it outputs this:
- @fm_volker @tomi I don't use the default one, too little info. I use this one: https://github.com/dougiteixeira/proxmoxve Apr 15
- @po3mah @tomi I see. I tried that integration just today, and was a bit underwhelmed that it only delivers "VM up Y/N" — or are there different integrations? I used `proxmoxve`. Apr 15
- @fm_volker @tomi Probably yes, but I already had all the data I need from via HomeAssistant HACS Proxmox integration. I only needed one more: CPU temp. Apr 15
- @tomi Wouldn't it make more sense to run SNMP instead and get the whole shebang from the host OS in one go? Apr 15
- @winterjodi @tomi All other settings like retraction etc. are out of the box. Apr 8
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