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The plugin turns WordPress into an IndieAuth endpoint. This can be used to act as an authentication mechanism for WordPress and its REST API, as well as an identity mechanism for other sites. It uses the URL from the profile page to identify the blog user or your author url. We recommend your site be served over https to use this.

You can also install this plugin to enable web sign-in for your site using your domain.

\n","installation":"

Upload the indieauth directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
That’s it

\n","faq":"\n

\nWhat is IndieAuth?\n\n

IndieAuth is a way for doing Web sign-in, where you use your own homepage or author post URL( usually /author/authorname ) to sign in to other places. It is built on top of OAuth 2.0, which is used by many websites.

\nWhy IndieAuth?\n\n

IndieAuth is an extension to OAuth. If you are a developer, you have probably used OAuth to get access to APIs. As a user, if you have given an application access to your account on a service, you probably used OAuth. One advantage of IndieAuth is how easily it allows everyone’s website to be their own OAuth Server without needing applications to register with each site.

\nHow is IndieAuth different from OAuth?\n\n

IndieAuth was built on top of OAuth 2.0 and differs in that users and clients are represented by URLs. Clients can verify the identity of a user and obtain an OAuth 2.0 Bearer token that can be used to access user resources.

You can read the specification for implementation details.

\nHow is Web Sign In different from OpenID?\n\n

The goals of OpenID and Web Sign In are similar. Both encourage you to sign in to a website using your own domain name. However, OpenID has failed to gain wide adoption. Web sign-in prompts a user to enter a URL to sign on. Upon submission, it tries to discover the URL’s authorization endpoint, and authenticate to that. If none is found, it falls back on other options.

This plugin only supports searching an external site for an authorization endpoint, allowing you to log into one site with the credentials of another site if that site is listed as the website URL in your user profile.

\nWhat is IndieAuth.com?\n\n

Indieauth.com is the reference implementation of the IndieAuth Protocol. If you activate this plugin you do not need to use this site. IndieAuth.com uses rel-me links on your website to determine your identity for authentication, but this is not required to use this plugin which uses your WordPress login to verify your identity.

\nHow does the application know my name and avatar?\n\n

As of version 3.2, the endpoints return the display name, avatar, and URL from your user profile.

\nDoes this require each user to have their own unique domain name?\n\n

No. When you provide the URL of the WordPress site and authenticate to WordPress, it will return the URL of your author profile as your unique URL. Only one user may use the URL of the site itself.
\nThis setting is set in the plugin settings page, or if there is only a single user, it will default to them.

\nHow do I authenticate myself to an Indieauth server?\n\n

That, as mentioned, depends on the server. By default, the built-in IndieAuth server uses the WordPress login.

By adding Indieauth support, you can log into sites simply by providing your URL.

\nHow secure is this?\n\n

We recommend your site uses HTTPS to ensure your credentials are not sent in cleartext. As of Version 3.3, this plugin supports Proof Key for Code Exchange(PKCE), if the client supports it.

\nWhat is a token endpoint?\n\n

Once you have proven your identity, the token endpoint issues a token, which applications can use to authenticate as you to your site.

You can manage and revoke tokens under User->Manage Tokens. You will only see tokens for the currently logged in user.

\nHow do I incorporate this into my plugin?\n\n

The WordPress function, get_current_user_id works to retrieve the current user ID if logged in via IndieAuth. The plugin offers the following functions to assist you in using IndieAuth for your service. We suggest you check on activation for the IndieAuth plugin by asking if ( class_exists( 'IndieAuth_Plugin') )

indieauth_get_scopes() – Retrieves an array of scopes for the auth request.
indieauth_check_scope( $scope ) – Checks if the provided scope is in the current available scopes
indieauth_get_response() – Returns the entire IndieAuth token response
indieauth_get_client_id() – Returns the client ID
indieauth_get_me() – Return the me property for the current session.
new IndieAuth_Client_Discovery( $client_id ) – Class that allows you to discover information about a client\n
- $client->get_name() – Once the class is instantiated, retrieve the name
- $client->get_icon() – Once the class is instantiated, retrieve an icon
\n

If any of these return null, the value was not set, and IndieAuth is not being used. Scopes and user permissions are not enforced by the IndieAuth plugin and must be enforced by whatever is using them. The plugin does contain a list of permission descriptions to display when authorizing, but this is solely to aid the user in understanding what the scope is for.

The scope description can be customized with the filter indieauth_scope_description( $description, $scope )

\nWhat if I just want to use the REST API without OAuth exchange?\n\n

The plugin allows you to generate a token under User->Manage Tokens with access. You can provide this to an application manually.

\nI keep getting the response that my request is Unauthorized\n\n

Many server configurations will not pass bearer tokens. The plugin attempts to work with this as best possible, but there may be cases we have not encountered. The first step is to try running the diagnostic script linked to in the settings page. It will tell you whether tokens can be passed.

Temporarily enable WP_DEBUG which will surface some errors in your logs.

If you feel comfortable with command line entries, you can request a token under Users->Manage Tokens and use curl or similar to test logins. Replace example.com with your site and TOKEN with your bearer token.

curl -i -H 'Authorization: Bearer TOKEN' 'https://example.com/wp-json/indieauth/1.0/test\ncurl -i -H 'Authorization: Bearer test' 'https://tiny.n9n.us/wp-json/indieauth/1.0/test?access_token=TOKEN'\n

This will quickly test your ability to authenticate to the server. Additional diagnostic tools may be available in future.

If this does not work, you can add define( 'INDIEAUTH_TOKEN_ERROR', true ); to your wp-config.php file. The INDIEAUTH_TOKEN_ERROR flag will return an error if there is not a token passed allowing you to troubleshoot this issue, however it will require authentication for all REST API functions even those that do not require them, therefore this is off by default.

If your Micropub client includes an Authorization HTTP request header but you still get an HTTP 401 response with body missing access token, your server may be stripping the Authorization header. If you’re on Apache, try adding this line to your .htaccess file:

SetEnvIf Authorization \"(.*)\" HTTP_AUTHORIZATION=$1\n

If you are not running the latest version of WordPress, try this line. It is added automatically as of 5.6:

RewriteRule .* - [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%{HTTP:Authorization}]\n

You can also try:

CGIPassAuth On\n

If that doesn’t work either, you may need to ask your hosting provider to whitelist the Authorization header for your account. If they refuse, you can pass it through Apache with an alternate name. The plugin searches for the header in REDIRECT_HTTP_AUTHORIZATION, as some FastCGI implementations store the header in this location.

\nI get an error that parameter redirect_uri is missing but I see it in the URL\n\n

Some hosting providers filter this out using mod_security. For one user, they needed Rule 340162 whitelisted as it detects the use of a URL as an argument.

\nWhat is the Ticketing extension and how do I enable it?\n\n

Ticketing for IndieAuth is a developing extension to OAuth2/IndieAuth. It creates a ticket endpoint on your site where other sites can send you a ticket, which can be redeemed
\nfor a token to access private resources on that other site. You can enable the experimental endpoint functionality by adding the below to your wp-config.php. If this becomes more established, it will be added
\nin the settings page.

define( ‘INDIEAUTH_TICKET_ENDPOINT’, true );

At this time, the functionality is limited to the receiving of tickets, not the sending of same. It enables a new tab under the User called Manage External Tokens, which allows you to see which external tokens
\nare stored. Tokens are stored per user.

Since the extension is developing, there is currently not a specified way to transfer this token to a client to be used.

\n\n","changelog":"

Project and support maintained on github at indieweb/wordpress-indieauth.

4.5.2

Fix issue with loop on adding new clients
Store client_uri and last modified date for new clients.

4.5.1

Fix issue with failure if logo_uri is not a URL
Fix conflict with Jetpack plugin due not returning error property (props @janboddez)

4.5.0

Remove experimental manifest searching code for client discovery
Add support for client json metadata files recently added to specification with fallback to MF2 HTML
Fix declaration issue(props @janboddez)

4.4.2

Prevent returning 401 for other successful OAuth2 plugins

4.4.1

Add MF2 Parser for Client Information Discovery
Fix ticket endpoint and add additional checks
Fix issue with discovery not checking html links if there were any http links
Add hooks for Ticket redemption flow
Add email notification when ticket received

4.4.0

Remove remote endpoint functionality already disabled
Rearrange so each endpoint is more independent and registers its own parameters
Add way to register new grant types.
Rewrite Web Signin to support latest version of flow.
Add PKCE support to websignin flow
Fix issue with PKCE support where it would not actually verify PKCE for token flow because PKCE is optional
Invert PKCE message to highlight when PKCE is not being used over it being used.
Do not do client discovery on a non-retrievable URL
Validate identifiers to IndieAuth Spec
Remove URL plus password login as part of effort to simplify code.
Fix error message surfacing in websignin form
Fix CSS on websignin and authorization forms to not misrender the language bar.

4.3.0

Introduce Client Taxonomy to store client data so it is not stored individually
Sideload Client Application icons

4.2.1

Fix issue with not loading User Token library with old remote endpoint code
Fix issue with not loading metadata endpoint when not logging in

4.2.0

Add Server Metadata Endpoint
Add Issuer Property to Authorization Response
In 4.1.0, introspection endpoint was introduced and shared an endpoint with the token endpoint. This approach was abandoned with the metadata endpoint and the introspection endpoint no longer shares. As this was only in for a short time deprecation is immediate.
Revocation endpoint added. Old revocation method will remain until metadata endpoint adoption is sufficient.
User Info Endpoint added. This returns the user profile offered during the authorization flow.

4.1.1

Fix issue where class from ticket auth was being called even though ticket auth was not enabled.

4.1.0

Add experimental ticket auth endpoint
Bug fix on endpoint discovery discovered during ticket auth development
Introduce Token Introspection Endpoint as per proposal to integrate RFC7662. For now, will exist concurrently with the older token verification response until it is deprecated.
Ensure profile responses are returned when appropriate.
Misc Bug Fixes discovered in unit testing
Updating of settings configuration
Improved default for user who gets to identify as root of site.
Introduce Refresh Token Functionality
Create was not pre-checked in new selections when offered as an option.

4.0.0

Add default expiry time.
Ensure tokens expire at their proper time.
Cleanup related to expiry

3.6.2

Fix missing argument, props @chee
Fix issue with new sanitization, props @akirk
Fix issue with improperly encoded HTML in JSON
Switch test token to mirror length of real token to properly test servers who may use mod_security.

3.6.1

Clean up template pages in order to remove HTML from i18n strings.

3.6.0

Adopt changes to the living spec as of the November 26, 2020 version.
Drop explicit support for response_type=id. Endpoint will convert to type code for backcompat until further notice.
Change experimental profile return behavior to match newly documented behavior in spec.
Support profile and email scopes, to be handled within this plugin.
Add additional code comments
Remove unique URL code as looking for user URLs is no longer supported
Add UUID to tokens as used in the WP5.6 Application Password feature.
Add Last IP Accessed to storage as used in the WP5.6 Application Password feature.

3.5.1

Make Site Health More Explicit
Update scope descriptions
Adjust scope capabilities to be more consistent

3.5.0

Restore ability to use a remote endpoint but keep this feature hidden for now.
Add load function and config setting in order to load the files appropriate for your configuration
Create Authorization plugin base class that can be used to create different IndieAuth configurations
Add Site Health Check for SSL and Unique Users
Create local and remote classes that can be instantiated depending on configuration

3.4.2

Repair issue with other flow caused by function name issue

3.4.1

Add setting to set the user who will be using the site URL as their URL as opposed to their author URL which removes dependency on Indieweb plugin for this.

3.4.0

Enforce unique URLs for user accounts
Add user url to user table
Redo association for URL to user account. At this time, only the root path and the author archive URLs are allowed as a return. Hoping to add more options in future
Add Site Health Check
Improve text and links for authorization failure

3.3.2

Add new diagnostic script that will nag you until you run it at least once
Add cache control headers on return from endpoint
Verifying the token at the token endpoint did not use REDIRECT_HTTP_AUTHORIZATION now added
Add header check to settings page
Add option to generate tokens on the backend with any scope
Add option to bulk expire tokens
Add cleanup option

3.3.1

Add definition of profile scope
Improve documentation in README

3.3

Switch to SHA256 hashing from built in salted hash used by WordPress passwords
Add PKCE Support

3.2

Only add headers to front page and author archive pages
Return basic profile data in returns so the client can display the name and avatar of the user

3.1.11

Fix issue with silent conversion when not array
Add client name and icon automatically on setting token

3.1.10

Fixed PHP notice with icon determination
Silently convert requests for the post scope to the create update scope
Update tagline

3.1.9

Fixed PHP warnings

3.1.8

When local verification is performed the code was not updating the profile URL and passing through the URL from the original request. This code was in the remote verification portion of the token endpoint and is now mirrored in the verify local code.

3.1.7

Add authdiag.php script written by @Zegnat

3.1.6

Add ability to generate a token on the backend
Added a test endpoint that tests whether the authentication provider for the REST API is working and tries to return useful errors

3.1.5

Add Client Information Discovery to search for names and icon for clients
Add icon and client name to Manage Token page
Add action to refresh icon and other information in the Manage Token interface

3.1.4

Rearrange token logic so that if a token is provided the system will fail if it is invalid
Add last accessed field to token and add that to token management table

3.1.3

Allow selection of scopes and add stock descriptions
Update Manage Token Page to use WP_List_Table

3.1.2

Fix issue with scope encoding
Fix issue where function returned differently than parent function

3.1.1

Fixed PHP error with version < PHP 5.4

3.1.0

Fixed state param handling

3.0.4

Fixed admin settings

3.0.3

Verify user ID directly from the token endpoint rather than mapping URL.
Display $me parameter instead of user_url on authenticate screen
Remove deprecated functions and parameters

3.0.2

Automatically rewrite local URLs to https if the local site is site to SSL

3.0.1

In previous version fixed issue where error message was not returned if there was a missing bearer token. This was needed due fact that some servers filter tokens. However, this meant that it would do this for all API requests, even ones not requiring authentication such as webmentions. Reverted change with flag
Added constant INDIEAUTH_TOKEN_ERROR which if set to true will return an error if it cannot find a token.

3.0.0

Major refactor to abstract out and improve token generation code
Set one cookie with the state instead of multiple cookies.
Store other parameters as a transient
Remove extra settings

2.1.1

Bug Fix

2.1.0

Refactor to change load order
Textual fix
Add defaults when core functions not yet enabled
Rework of the admin-interface

2.0.3

Add improved getallheaders polyfill
Check for missing cookie
Check for alternate authorization location

2.0.2

If using local endpoint verify token locally without making remote call
Add filters for scope and response so they can be accessed elsewhere
urlencode state as some encode information into state that was being lost
Switch from failure to warning message for different domains for redirect
Hide token endpoint management page if local endpoint not enabled

2.0.1

Improve error handling if null endpoint sent through
Adjust cookie to GMT
Add whitepace to form

2.0.0

Support author profiles in addition to user URLs
Change token verification method to match current Indieauth specification
Add support for token verification to act as a WordPress authentication mechanism.
Add ability to set any token or authorization endpoint
Add authorization and token endpoint headers to the site
Discover and use authorization endpoint for provided URL when logging in
Allow login using URL
Add built-in token endpoint ( props to @aaronpk for support on this )
Add built-in authorization endpoint ( props to @aaronpk for support on this )
Hide option to login with your domain by default
Option to sign into your domain is now a separate form
Automatically add trailing slash to user_url

1.1.3

update README

1.1.2

fixed redirect URL

1.1.1

WordPress coding style

1.1.0

fixed critical bug

1.0.0

initial

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It supports adding rel-syndication/u-syndication links to your WordPress posts, pages, and comments, indicating where a syndicated copy is, in the form of a text or icon link. You can do this
\nmanually and some plugins support automatically adding their links as well. The plugin contains a generic UI for syndicating to other sites through your site or a Micropub Client.

Privacy and Data Storage Information

This plugin stores syndication links, which can be attached to any post, page, or comment. They can be added to custom post types by filter.

For webmention initiated comments, this information will be added by parsing the source of the webmention.
\nIt is assumed if you send a webmention, you consent to share this information if it is publicly shared on your page. Our recommendation
\nis that site owners should take down information on request.

For comments initiated on the site, there is built-in way to add these links. For posts, they are typically added by retrieving information stored by other plugins for display. It is assumed
\nthat by installing this plugin, as its intent is to display these links, that you wish to display them.

Settings

Settings for the Syndication Links plugin can be found in the main WordPress “Settings” tab in the
\nadmin dashboard, or if the Indieweb plugin is installed, under the Indieweb tab. The options provided allow for various ways of presenting the syndication links in posts. Syndication Links by default will add links to the content. You can remove this in your plugin if you wish to call the display function directly.

The settings include the following options as follows with either a set of buttons, a check box (with a check indicating that the feature is “on”) or an optional text field:

Display Text – Offers options to display text only, icons only, icons and text, and no display(hidden icons).
Size – Choice of small, medium, or large size icons.
Black Icons – Checking the box defaults to a “black” social media icon set.
Show on Front Page, Archive Page, and Search Results – If checked the icons will show on pages other than a single view. If not checked, the icons will be hidden by the links will remain.
Show on Feed – If checked the icons will show in your RSS feed as well
Text Before Links – This is the text that appears before the Display Text/Icons (as indicated above). The default text is “Syndicated to:” but can be modified if desired.

Note: The particular CSS of your theme may change the display and output of the text and some of the icons.

Supported POSSE plugins and implementations

The plugin supports automatically pulling data from plugins that syndicate your content so you don’t need to do it manually. For anything not built in, integation is easy with a simple filter for potential use with any other plugin.

Social Networks Autoposter – Syndication Links supports Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr since version 1.0.0
Tumblr Crosspostr – Supports Syndication Links since version 0.8.1
WordPress Crossposter – Supports Syndication Links since version 0.3.2
Diasposter – Supports Syndication Links since version 0.1.8
WP-To_Twitter – Supported by the plugin since version 4.2.3

Using the optional Syndication feature(disabled by default) you can syndicate your posts to:

Bridgy – Bridgy is a service that allows you to post to various sites. Signup is required. It currently supports Github, Mastodon and Flickr. The plugin supports Bridgy Publish via Micropub by default.
Bridgy Fed – Bridgy Fed is a service that allows you to interact with federated social networks using webmentions.
Micro.blog – Micro.blog is a social network and publishing platform for independent microblogs, created by Manton Reece. It uses a custom feed you can add to Micro.blog to support this.
Pinboard – Pinboard is a bookmarking site. The support for this is currently only enabled if you have Post Kinds enabled, due to the difficulty in getting a URL. It will bookmark the URL of any object you are citing.
Custom Webmention Syndication – Add any site that supports publishing by sending a webmention by configuring it in the settings page

Will be looking to integrate with other plugins to add more options and invite developers to add support if they wish as the interface is simple.
\nThe goal of the interface is not only can you syndicate via Micropub, but in the editor using a simple checkbox.

Credits

In no particular order…

The Indieweb community of users and all users of this plugin
Meitar Moscovitz for fixes and code contributions related to support of the plugin in his various plugins.
Justin Tadlock for the initial Social Icons design.
Jihaisse and Peter Molnar for the SNAP, courtesy of WordPress Syndication
Simple-Icons for their icon packs for logos. Simple Icons is licensed under CC0 v1.0 Universal.
Genericons Neue for their generic icon packs. Genericons Neue is licensed under the GPLv2.
Chris Aldrich for many suggestions on improving the display and for screenshots.
PHPCS is used with the WordPress and PHP Compatibility Standards in order to ensure compatibility with supported versions of PHP and enact WordPress Coding Standards.
GitHub Actions is used to actively test against various PHP versions

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Upload the folder ‘syndication-links’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

Or install through the WordPress Plugin Directory.

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\nHow do I prevent the links from being automatically added to the content?\n\n

You will have to add the following code to your theme add_filter( 'syndication_links_display', '__return_false' ); and then you can call get_syndication_links() directly in your theme. You should add
\nthis to the init hook.

`get_post_syndication_links( $post, $args ) – Returns the HTML for a post.
get_comment_syndication_links( $comment, $args ) - Returns the HTML for a comment. \n** $args \n***style- Defaults to ul \n***text- Display text, defaults to settings option \n***icons- Display icons, defaults to settings option \n***container-css- Class to wrap entire syndication links in \n***single-css- Class to wrap a single link in \n***text-css` – Class to wrap the text before the links in

\nHow can I look up the original if I have a syndication link?\n\n

If you add ?original-of= and the URL-encoded URL it will return the post that has that URL stored. As no two posts should have the same two syndication links it will by default only return the first.

If you want to do this with a form, there is a function you can add to your theme called get_original_of_form() and a widget that calls this. Like the search form if you have a
\noriginalofform.php in your theme folder the function will return it so you can customize the form.

\nWhat filters are available to modify output?\n\n

syn_rewrite_secure( $domains ) – $domains is an array of domain names to rewrite to https if found
syn_metabox_types( $screens ) – $screens would be an array of post types to add the Syndication Link metabox to.
syn_network_strings( $strings ) – $strings is an array of descriptive text strings by domain name
syn_add_links( $urls, $post_ID ) – (Deprecated) $urls is an array of retrieved links from $post_ID
get_post_syndication_links( $urls, $post_ID) – Replaces syn_add_links.
get_comment_syndication_links( $urls, $comment_ID – Filters an array of retrieved comment syndication links.
syn_links_display_defaults( $defaults ) – Filter the defaults for displaying Syndication Links
syndication_link_checked( $checked, $uid, $post_ID ) – Will check a syndication provider($uid) when loaded. The post ID is passed through to allow more specific targeting.
syndication_link_disabled( $disabled, $uid, $post_ID ) – Will disable the checkbox for a syndication provider($uid) when loaded. The post ID is passed through to allow more specific targeting.
syn_link_title( $title, $name ) – Allows you to set the title string for Links. Example, pinboard => Pinboard.
syn_link_mapping( $icon, $url ) – Allows you to override or set the mapping from URL to icon name.
pre_syn_link_icon( $icon, $name ) – Allows you to provide a custom icon. Icons by default are SVG, not URL or filenames.
syndication_links_display( true ) – Adds Syndication Links to content display. Set to false if the theme supports this.

\nHow do I contribute or file bug reports?\n\n

Development and bug reports on this plugin is on Github at https://github.com/dshanske/syndication-links

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Version 4.4.20 ( 2024-05-12 )

Refresh icons
Add filtering of some HTML tags for publishing
Update Micropub token text

Version 4.4.19 ( 2024-03-12 )

One final tweak today

Version 4.4.18 ( 2024-03-12 )

Introduce custom excerpting function for syndication

Version 4.4.17 ( 2024-03-12 )

Fix for issue in not properly passing content to Micropub.

Version 4.4.16 ( 2024-02-25 )

Update Simple Icons to latest
Remove custom bluesky icon in favor of current one
Generate minimal CSS file with just the icon colors for Bridgy supported services that can be manually queued
Add support for 10ups Twitter Autoshare plugin
Add Syndication provider for Bluesky via Bridgy

Version 4.4.15 ( 2023-12-05 )

Fix issue with constant

Version 4.4.14 ( 2023-12-01 )

Update support for WP-To-Twitter plugin, now Xposter.

Version 4.4.13 ( 2023-10-21 )

Add featured derived from the thumbnail of the post for the micropub syndication mf2.
Add nostr icon
Add cloud icon colored blue as placeholder for Bluesky
Add map from indieweb news to indieweb icon

Version 4.4.12 ( 2023-10-01 )

Only alow for immediate publishing if the post status is publish
Refresh dependencies
Bump minimum version to PHP 7.0

Version 4.4.11 ( 2023-5-28 )

Disable the option to use the webmention version of Bridgy where Micropub is available and use constant instead.

Version 4.4.10 ( 2023-05-28 )

Add API Key tab to the settings page
Minor tweaks to improve the rendering of the settings page

Version 4.4.9 ( 2023-05-22 )

Refresh Simple Icon set

Version 4.4.8 ( 2023-05-22 )

Add labels to settings
Remove Twitter Bridgy support due Bridgy removing it.

Version 4.4.7 ( 2023-02-18 )

Make posts always enabled for Syndication Links by default to try to address issues people had with same.

Version 4.4.6 ( 2023-02-10 )

Emergency release to deal with critical error caused by removal of Bridgy settings.

Version 4.4.5 ( 2023-02-10 )

Add labels to settings
Fix load issues introduced in previous version
Migrate Bridgy Specific settings to universal settings by reimplementing them for Micropub.

Version 4.4.4 ( 2023-01-24 )

Remove support for Reddit which does not have a publishing option
Per request developer of Bridgy only offer Micropub as a basic action
Improve disabled and checkbox handling
Improve WordPress to Micropub conversion and use function from Post Kinds

Version 4.4.3 ( 2023-01-02 )

Improve response to error and store logs in a metafield.

Version 4.4.2 ( 2022-12-25 )

Fix a miscalled function
Adjust the load of options to better display
Add notation regarding difference between Micropub and Webmention for Bridgy

Version 4.4.1 ( 2022-12-20 )

Add function to shorten content to title for Twitter Micropub if longer than 280 characters
Add function to shorten content to title for Mastodon Micropub if longer than 500 characters
Fix respecting of excerpt settings for Twitter and Mastodon
Fix issue with saving Syndication Links

Version 4.4.0 ( 2022-12-19 )

Add filter to disable content addition
Hide settings if not being used
Refresh icons
Decommission Meetup as no longer offered by Bridgy
New Tabbed Settings Page
Add options to select which post types will offer syndication and links
Add option to disable use of wp cron and publish immediately
Introduce support for Bridgy via Micropub
Fix issue with Mastodon Autoposter

Version 4.3.11 ( 2022-05-14 )

Refresh icons and CSS build logic
Add function to determine mastodon URLs using the mastodon fields in user profiles

Version 4.3.10 ( 2022-02-13 )

Refresh icons and other dependencies
Save syndication on save, and publish on publish, whereas previously it would only save if you published.

Version 4.3.9 ( 2022-01-11 )

Switch empty links to data tags.
Switch to new query https://github.com/microdotblog/issues/issues/81 for microdotblog to save on multiple polling requests.

Version 4.3.8 ( 2022-01-08 )

Refresh icons
Fix issue where hidden links were still taking up space.

Version 4.3.7 ( 2021-11-02 )

Refresh icons

Version 4.3.6 ( 2021-07-24 )

Style change

Version 4.3.4 ( 2021-06-12 )

Refresh icons
Switch from id to class for syndication links wrapper

Version 4.3.3 ( 2021-02-28 )

Fix issue with schema.

Version 4.3.2 ( 2021-02-28 )

Introduce pre_syndication_links_webmention hook to allow you to clear cache before sending webmention.
Fix various PHP errors.

Version 4.3.1 ( 2020-12-12 )

Introduce syn_link_name filter that allows you to set the name string.
Introduce pre_syn_link_icon filter to allow short circuiting the domain mapping and providing an SVG of your choice.
Save last return in post meta for diagnostic purposes.

Version 4.3.0 ( 2020-10-13 )

Refresh icons
Add optional Pinboard POSSE that is only enabled with Post Kinds

Version 4.2.6 ( 2020-08-15 )

Update dependencies
Adjust publish hook to try to improve success

Version 4.2.5 ( 2020-08-03 )

Change time delay syndication code to behave more like the ping/webmention code

Version 4.2.4 ( 2020-08-01 )

Change how to decide to postpone syndication if post is scheduled as publish status can be in the future
Add ?syndication query variable to allow for filtering archives by syndication link type

Version 4.2.3 ( 2020-06-28 )

Add support for Reddit Via Bridgy
Dependency and icon updates
Add support for importing links from WP-To-Twitter ( props @tw2113)
Removal of master branch in favor of trunk branch.

Version 4.2.2 ( 2020-03-26 )

Add support for Meetup via Bridgy, props @ngm
Dependency and icon updates
Code organization cleanup, props @tw2113 and @asuh

Version 4.2.1 ( 2019-12-21 )

Fix escaping issue
Improve text for micro.blog syndication
Add filter to allow checkboxes to be disabled or checked or both

Version 4.2.0 ( 2019-12-15 )

Add support for Bridgy Mastodon ( props @CharlieRoseMarie )
Check for empty values ( props @glueckpress )
Enhance Syndication Metabox ( props @glueckpress )
Refactor domain to icon mapping into separate class already there to map custom domains
Fix issue where PHPCS was rewriting wordpress to WordPress
Switch provider disable functionality to enable functionality
Redo domain to icon mapping logic
Add micro.blog POSSE support

Version 4.1.4 ( 2019-11-18 )

Refresh icons
Fix icon association to news.indieweb.org

Version 4.1.3 ( 2019-07-01 )

Fix issue with providers not loading because of name change in webmention plugin
Refresh icons

Version 4.1.2 ( 2019-05-12 )

Update icon size to be relative
Reschedule syndication if post status is in future
Trigger edit post hook if syndication links are added to try to invalidate cache

Version 4.1.1 ( 2019-04-13 )

Update icons
Fix minor typo
Attempt at cache busting

Version 4.1.0 ( 2019-02-09 )

Switch to inline SVG over SVG sprites to reduce load size
Add ability to configure arbitrary webmention POSSE providers on the settings page

Version 4.0.5 ( 2019-01-05 )

Fix minor bug introduced in customizer by original of widget

Version 4.0.4 ( 2018-12-29 )

Add setting to use the excerpt if set for Bridgy Publish to Twitter
Indienews(news.indieweb.org) will no longer be a bundled provider per request due spam issues
When automatically added to content wrap the links in an element for styling
Add function get_original_of_form() which creates a search for for the original of query which looks up posts by their syndication link
Added widget that calls new original of form function

Version 4.0.3 ( 2018-12-08 )

Checks for 5.0 compatibility.

Version 4.0.2 ( 2018-11-05 )

Fix PHP notice about incorrect setting
Restore Bridgy global settings options that were in the Bridgy plugin to disable the link back to the post and ignore whitespace

Version 4.0.1 ( 2018-11-03 )

Fix issue with settings caused in previous version
Add base Bridgy class to store settings
Fix issue with display

Version 4.0.0 ( 2018-11-01 )

Add support for syndicating posts using an interface to any arbitrary provider
include support for syndicating from Micropub to any arbitrary provider

Version 3.4.1 ( 2018-05-06 )

Refresh Simple Icons
Remove internationalization of icon names
Update development environment
Add Syndication data to JSONFeed
Do not add syndication information to the content of a jsonfeed
Add privacy policy and export data support for WordPress 4.9.6
Add privacy notice to readme

Version 3.4.0 ( 2018-03-03 )

Updated Simple Icons to latest version
Switched Genericons Neue to a submodule as the svg version was not distributed in the npm package
Added support for Mastodon Auto Post per request. Unable to test due not using same
Added support for Keyring Social Importer. Unable to test due not using same
Simplified saving of metadata
Changed Metabox to a dynamically generated array

Version 3.3.2 ( 2018-02-03 )

Updated Simple Icons to latest version

Version 3.3.1 ( 2018-01-04 )

Updated Simple Icons to latest version
Support for pulling data out for SNAP out of Post Meta without dependence on SNAP classes

Version 3.3.0 ( 2017-12-?? )

Switched to Simple Icons as larger, updated, and maintained more frequently than Automattic’s Social Icons repo
Added in the Genericon Neue pack for when there is no logo for a site with a series of generic icons
SVG Sprite only will be distributed instead of individual SVG files
Icon colors automatically generated from Simple Icons repository
Icon names automatically generated from Simple Icon repository
New code to try and find an icon without hard coding the domain to icon relationship by trying to find the icon name inside the domain string.
Development tools now configured for bringing in PHPCS Coding Standards and generating new files
Screenshots!
License information included for the plugin as well as dependencies
Again, automation automation automation

Version 3.2.4 ( 2017-11-23 )

Changelog will now note a release date
Added/redid colors for many links

Version 3.2.3

Remove Social Support as Plugin is no longer listed in WordPress repository
Add additional syndication icons
Fix textdomain issues
Add PHP Compatibility tests and textdomain tests
PHPCS Improvements
Add setting for disabling links in feed

Version 3.2.2

Remove H-Card Widget

Version 3.2.1

Break add get_syndication_links function into smaller pieces ( props @Ruxton )
Adds get_syndication_links_elements which returns array of anchor tags
Adds get_syndication_links_display_defaults to return default options
Adds get_syndication_links_text_before to return textbefore on it’s own

Version 3.2.0

Add support for comment syndication links
Add CSS for styling text before

Version 3.1.1

Fix documentation re priority of content filter
Remove empty check as interfering with filter
Add uniqueness check after filter

Version 3.1.0

Cleanup of settings attributes using enhancements available in WordPress 4.7
Individual SVG icons and code to generate an SVG sprite now included in the plugin
Option to have hidden links now available
Small Medium and Large CSS files are included by option – generated by sass
Option to disable links being added to content removed as they can now be hidden. Any theme that wants to call the display function directly will have to remove the content filter
Add arguments to get_syndication_links to allow for customized presentation
Adding ?original-of=url with url being the syndication URL will return the original entry.

Version 3.0.5

Change storage of syndication links in order to match Micropub plugin. Storage is now array
Remove old property once migrated to new
Remove JSON REST filter as deprecated
Add support for the official Medium plugin per request @chrisaldrich

Version 3.0.4

Compatibility update
Add textdomain for language support

Version 3.0.2

* Adjust close bracket\n

Version 3.0.1

* Fix text display issue\n

Version 3.0.0

* Remove icon fonts in favor of SVG\n* Remove rel-me support to move to implementation in Indieweb plugin\n* Remove h-card support to move to implementation in Indieweb plugin (it wasn't very good anyway)\n* Introduce new get_syndication_data function to abstract out storage\n

Version 2.1.0

* Removed user meta code\n

Version 2.0.3

* Minor Tweaks and Cleanup\n

Version 2.0.2

* CSS fixes\n* Version number added to CSS import to avoid caching on update\n

Version 2.0.1

* Misc. Bug Fixes\n* Bridgy Publish Support removed - new Bridgy plugin will handle that\n

Version 2.0.0

* Rewritten to remove global scoping\n* Option to add URLs to the head of the home page for rel-me auth\n* Option to add URLs as a widget for rel-me auth\n

Version 1.0.3

* Security Fix. Nothing new\n

Version 1.0.2

* Refinements\n* Add support for pages and a filter to add additional content types\n

Version 1.0.0

* Refinements\n* Addition of h-card widget.\n* Improvements to hooks\n* Addition of automatic information from SNAP and Social(courtesy WordPress Syndication).\n* Now supports second font choice and choice of color or black.\n

Version 0.6.0

* Add hooks and functions to allow additional urls to  be added\n

Version 0.5.0

* Clean up the plugin for initial release to WordPress repository.\n

Version 0.5

* Moved to simplified data structure.\n* Hidden migration function\n

Version 0.4

* Rewriting using Grunt/SASS for more flexibility\n

Version 0.3

* Customizable Networks finished.\n* Changed social icons CSS to automatically add only if the class for the list has social-icon in it.\n

Version 0.2

* Settings Screen rewritten using WordPress Settings API.\n* Going to rewrite with customizable networks and thus option to disable sites you do not syndicate to.\n* Added social icons CSS to automatically add icons to anything in a <LI>\n

Version 0.1

* Forked from the Semantic Comments plugin. Start of configurable options.\n

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Some of these plugins allow you to:

send and receive comments, likes, reposts, and other kinds of post responses using your own site
allow comments on others’ sites to show up as comments on your posts
help make IndieWeb comments and mentions look better on your site
allow support for webmentions
add location support to your posts
more easily syndicate your content to other sites to take advantage of network effects and other communities while still owning all of your original content
link to syndicated versions of a post so that comments on your content in silos like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram can come back to your original post as comments there
set up a MicroPub Server to use other posting interfaces. (You could potentially use services like Instagram, Foursquare, and others to post to your WordPress site.)
Use your site to log into other services with IndieAuth.

The IndieWeb

The IndieWeb is a people-focused alternative to the ‘corporate web’ that allows you to be the hub of your own web presence. It’s been written about in Wired, The Atlantic, Slate, and Gigaom amongst others.

The IndieWeb, like WordPress, feels that your content is yours

When you post something on the web, it should belong to you, not a corporation. Too many companies have gone out of business and lost all of their users’ data. By joining the IndieWeb, your content stays yours and in your control.

The IndieWeb is here to help you be better connected

Your articles and status messages can be syndicated to all services, not just one, allowing you to engage with everyone in your social network/social graph. Even replies and likes on other services can come back to your site so they’re all in one place.

Interested in connecting your WordPress site to the IndieWeb? Let us help you get started.

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Upload the indieweb-folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
…and that’s it 🙂
Seriously though, this plugin includes a number of other configurable files as well as services, which need to be set up/configured individually. A good resource for details on setting them up quickly can be found at IndieWeb: Getting Started on WordPress. We also recommend viewing the instruction pages of the individual sub-plugins themselves.

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\nHow do I get Started?\n\n

IndieWeb for WordPress includes a plugin installer program. A Getting Started Guide can be found under IndieWeb.

\nWhere can I find help? Can I contribute?\n\n

A group of web developers (including those knowledgeable about WordPress, among many other web technologies) can be found discussing and working on IndieWeb related technologies in the wiki at indieweb.org or in the #IndieWeb IRC on Freenode. WordPress specific portions of the IndieWeb camp can be found at WordPress, Getting Started on WordPress, Examples, and other plugins.

If you need additional assistance, feel free to reach out to any of the WordPress Outreach Club members via the website, our individual websites, or our social media presences — we’re happy to help!

\nWhy IndieWeb?\n\n

Find more information and details for the motivations for joining the IndieWeb at https://indieweb.org/Why

\nWhat about plugin XYZ?\n\n

If you think we missed a plugin reference, please file an issue on Github.

\nWhat plugins are included in this package? Can I install them separately?\n\n

One could certainly download, install, and activate some or all of these plugins separately, picking and choosing features as needed, but it is much quicker and easier to utilize the interface provided by this IndieWeb plugin to install and activate them.

Webmention (Required) – allows you to send and receive by adding webmention support to WordPress. Mentions show up as comments on your site.
Post Kinds – Allows you to reply/like/RSVP etc to another site from your own, by adding support for kinds of posts to WordPress.
Syndication Links – Automatically adds syndication links from a supported syndication plugin or by manual entry in the post editor. Support for NextScripts: Social Networks Auto-Poster (aka SNAP), the Medium plugin, and a few others.
MicroPub – A MicroPub Server for publishing posts using third-party Micropub clients
IndieAuth – Adds an IndieAuth endpoint to WordPress.
Simple Location – adds basic location and weather support to WordPress posts

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Project maintained on github at indieweb/wordpress-indieweb.

4.0.5

Update dependencies
Update assets
Added IndieBlocks

4.0.4

Profile setting for reddit was missing a /

4.0.3

Refresh icons
Add minimal CSS file
Replace Bluesky with now official icon
Add user profile setting for bluesky and reddit as both are now supported by Bridgy
Fix null check

4.0.2

Refresh icons
Add bluesky and nostr icon manually per prior request
Add legacy widget block support

4.0.1

Refresh dependencies and icons

4.0.0

Remove Semantic Linkbacks recommendation
Remove Microformats2 recommendation
Update dependencies
Refresh icons

3.4.7

Update dependencies
Refresh icons
Fix h-card markup issue

3.4.6

Refresh icons
Update CSS

3.4.5

Refresh dependencies
Refresh icons
Fix issue with CSS name collision causing black icons to turn green.

3.4.4

Refresh dependencies

3.4.3

Refresh dependencies

3.4.2

Update domain to icon mapping functionality
Add mastodon profile url field and store the mastodon URL in a transient so it can be mapped

3.4.1

Replace missing icon
Remove Google Plus profile option due impending shutdown of service

3.4.0

Switch from svg sprite to inline svg
Change to layout of Getting Started page, (props @tw2113)

3.3.14

Fixed issue with missing closing tag on h-card widget
Turned h-card widget into an HTML template to allow for easier customization

3.3.13

Typo causing rel-me error. Sorry folks.

3.3.12

Update icon file
Add option to show rel-me icons inside h-card
Remove Bridgy from Suggested Plugins

3.3.11

Code cleanups

3.3.10

Fix email property not being used and hook it to setting
Fix micro.blog icon
Fix PHP notice

3.3.9

Update dependencies
Change text on widgets to be more descriptive
Add uid to h-card widget
Add toggles for location, avatar, and notes to h-card widget setting
Only update author post URL to user_url when option set only on displayed links as messing up backend lookup.

3.3.8

Add privacy declaration
Remove unused dependencies
Change svg generation package to ensure maximum size of svg icons
Add link to chat page in Getting Started page
Add Websub plugin

3.3.7

Add micro.blog username to user profile as it uses rel-me
Remove last.fm due no indieweb support
Add option for the icons to be black and white only

3.3.6

Refresh icons

3.3.5

Fix missing file on previous commit

3.3.4

Script creation of icon pack, CSS colors, and textual notes
Adopt a combination of Genericons Neue and Simple Icons for icon pack
Move telephone out of rel-me as no more authentication in Indieauth

3.3.3

Add colors for the new icons added in previous version
Add Simple Location to the extensions list
Amend Getting Started to be clearer about first steps

3.3.2

Add PHP compatibility testing
Add Travis CI testing of all supported versions of PHP
Add textdomain testing
New icons for the rel-me misc options
Icons now included as SVG and generated within the plugin development files

3.3.1

fix PHP compatibility problem

3.3.0

Add Basic H-Card widget
Minor fixes
Basic CONTRIBUTING.md

3.2.2

Change extra rel-me field to array to ensure proper handlin
Remove hover text field feature

3.2.1

Added IndieWeb admin menu icon

3.2.0

Add Microformats 2 (wp-uf2) to installer.

3.1.1

Disable single author checkbox if not multi-author site
Remove get_the_author_id as deprecated since 2.8

3.1.0

Remove Webmentions for Threaded Comments, hopefully to merge into Webmentions at some future point.
Remove Hum URL Shortener in attempt to narrow focus
Bridgy Publish plugin to assist people in Publish.
Remove Webactions in attempt to narrow focus
Remove IndieWeb Press This as not distributed through wordpress repo
Switch plugin installer from TGM to simpler https://github.com/dcooney/wordpress-plugin-installer
Fix issue where extra user properties were incorrectly sanitized
Handle an @ in the twitter username
If silo field contains valid URL, pass through instead of adding baseurl
Add setting to override author page URL with user website URL
Support enhanced registration of settings introduced in 4.7
Internationalize additional strings

3.0.6

Fix bug in single author display
Add constant INDIEWEB_ADD_HCARD_SUPPORT to disable hcard additions
Add constant INDIEWEB_ADD_RELME_SUPPORT to disable rel-me widget

3.0.5

Textual improvements

3.0.4

Hidden relme links will be active whenever the relme widget is not active
Changes in documentation

3.0.3

Bug fix re rel=me on multi-author sites
Removal of post author option due changes in global config
Remove use of deprecated functions
Disable hidden rel=me option due error

3.0.2

WordPress coding style
Fixed indents

3.0.1

General cleanups
Update TGM Plugin Activation to 2.6.1
SVG Icon Support

3.0.0

The plugin now supports establishing your identity on the web with your site.
Extended User Profile
includes additional properties to be used to generate h-card
includes rel-me for the silos supported by IndieAuth plus any arbitrary additional ones
supports ‘hidden’ rel-me links or a rel-me widget with SVG icons
Admin is redesigned with a top-level menu
Update TGM Plugins Activate to Version 2.6.1

2.2.0

Update to Version 2.5.0 of the TGM Plugins Activation which adds update capability
Now that Syndication Links has the functionality of WordPress Syndication remove as duplicative

2.1.1

“Post Kinds” is now in the WordPress repository
“MicroPub” server plugin added
“Syndication Links” is now in the WordPress repository

2.1.0

added “syndication-links”, “indieauth” and “wordpress-syndication plugins
expanded IndieWeb Page with description of plugins
second contributor
fixed some small bugs

2.0.0

plugins are not bundled any more

1.1.0

updated webmention and semantic-linkbacks plugins
added hum (url shortener)

1.0.0

initial release

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