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< h2 > Standard Data from Cohost Posts and Projects< / h2 >
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< h3 > Project RSS Feeds< / h3 >
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Go to < code > /project_name/feed.rss< / code > to get a feed for a project, or < code > /project_name/originals.rss< / code > for just original posts (including shared posts with commentary).
For example, < a href = "/noracodes/feed.rss" > < code > /noracodes/feed.rss< / code > < / a > will give you the feed for my page,
or < a href = "/noracodes/original.rss" > < code > /noracodes/feed.rss< / code > < / a > for just my original posts.
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< h3 > Markdown Extraction< / h3 >
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You can also get a particular post's original plain-text body at < code > /project_name/post_id/< / code > , such as
< a href = "/noracodes/169186/" > < code > /noracodes/169186/< / code > < / a > . (In a Cohost post URL, the ID is the numerical part after < code > /post/< / code > .
For instance, in < code > https://cohost.org/noracodes/post/169186-october-update< / code > , the ID is "169186".)
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Or, drag this bookmarklet: < a href = "javascript:(function(){const regex = /^https:\/\/cohost.org\/([a-zA-Z_\-0-9]*)\/post\/([0-9]*)-.*/;const new_loc = window.location.href.replace(regex, 'https://corobel.nora.codes/$1/$2');window.open(new_loc);})()" >
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Cohost: Extract Source
< / a > to your bookmarks bar and then click on it when you're on a Cohost individual post page to download that post's source.
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< h3 > Webfinger Resources< / h3 >
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Webfinger resources for accounts are provided at the Webfinger well-known URL < code > /.well-known/webfinger?project_name< / code > .
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< h3 > Technical Details< / h3 >
Since 0.5.0, Corobel caches various responses to provide better service.
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< li > Project/account data for < b > 60 seconds< / b > < / li >
< li > Individual posts for < b > 60 seconds< / b > < / li >
< li > Whole RSS feeds for < b > 120 seconds< / b > < / li >
< li > Internal HTTP responses < b > according to Cohost's settings< / b > < / li >
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This means that if you update a post and then immediately request its source, you might get the old source. Just wait a few seconds.
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Brought to you by < a href = "https://nora.codes" > Leonora Tindall< / a > , written in Rust with Rocket. Code is < a href = "https://git.nora.codes/nora/corobel" > online< / a > , bug reports should go to my email nora@nora.codes.
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