Webmentations + Eleventy
summary
Static Eleventy site fetches and renders webmentions at build time using webmention.io and Bridgy, storing them in a persistent cache folder on Netlify and triggering periodic rebuilds with a GitHub Actions cron. The live post shows concrete counts — 60 likes, 15 retweets and about 99 Twitter-origin mentions — and the pipeline writes mentions to a cache file and injects them into templates with Nunjucks filters; the system works in production.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 6:05Bridgey
- 9:44Demo
- 15:06Static Site Generator
- 16:31Data Cascade
- 23:22Periodic Builds
- 27:02Redirects
- 29:05Fake Netify Cron Job with Github Actions
- 34:53Web Vitals Report
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