plantimals on Nostr: it's not standardized, but I'm still testing and monkeying around with it, trying to ...
it's not standardized, but I'm still testing and monkeying around with it, trying to see if it makes sense. and to me, it does.
the RSS => nostr part is handled at https://drss.io
the nostr => RSS part is handled at https://npub.blog
an RSS feed maps to an npub. each "item" from the feed is turned into a kind `30023` note. the content is converted from html to markdown.
since I posted the above, I've made a change for podcasts, that being I no longer use the `mp3` tag mentioned above, which is not a standard, I found the nip-92 `imeta` tag. I add one of those with mime-type `audio/mpeg` and the url to the mp3.
one could publish a podcast by uploading an mp3 somewhere and then publishing an article that serves as the description for that episode, title, published on, etc, and include that mp3 link in the imeta tag, and if you directed someone to the npub.blog/<your npub here>/rss they can subscribe to that podcast.
the RSS => nostr part is handled at https://drss.io
the nostr => RSS part is handled at https://npub.blog
an RSS feed maps to an npub. each "item" from the feed is turned into a kind `30023` note. the content is converted from html to markdown.
since I posted the above, I've made a change for podcasts, that being I no longer use the `mp3` tag mentioned above, which is not a standard, I found the nip-92 `imeta` tag. I add one of those with mime-type `audio/mpeg` and the url to the mp3.
one could publish a podcast by uploading an mp3 somewhere and then publishing an article that serves as the description for that episode, title, published on, etc, and include that mp3 link in the imeta tag, and if you directed someone to the npub.blog/<your npub here>/rss they can subscribe to that podcast.