farcaller on Nostr: nprofile1q…tvdjy That's the WP plugin, I suppose? (unless your /wp-admin is a ...
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I recently looked into the same but for a static blog and I ended up with a little amount of JSON loosely based on https://andreas.scherbaum.la/post/2024-05-23_client-side-comments-with-mastodon-on-a-static-hugo-website/. The TL;DR of this approach is that you just go to the mastodon API (so your AP of choice must be mastodon) and get the comment tree. You can't interact with the comments from your blog at all (which is a non-issue for me) but also you don't have to deal with any kind of weirdly behaving integration, you just need a regular account. The only bit of information you need to add [by hand] is the mastodon post id to every post, which is why I do a two-step upload (first I sync the blog, then I make a post with the blog post link and sync the blog once again with the post's ID).
I recently looked into the same but for a static blog and I ended up with a little amount of JSON loosely based on https://andreas.scherbaum.la/post/2024-05-23_client-side-comments-with-mastodon-on-a-static-hugo-website/. The TL;DR of this approach is that you just go to the mastodon API (so your AP of choice must be mastodon) and get the comment tree. You can't interact with the comments from your blog at all (which is a non-issue for me) but also you don't have to deal with any kind of weirdly behaving integration, you just need a regular account. The only bit of information you need to add [by hand] is the mastodon post id to every post, which is why I do a two-step upload (first I sync the blog, then I make a post with the blog post link and sync the blog once again with the post's ID).