Hi,
I created this project that allows bloggers to integrate comments from the Fediverse to their articles, currently from Mastodon and Lemmy, using a plug & play client-only iframe, that saves readers from copy/pasting post URLs to their home instance.
Your comments from here will appear there ;)
Pretty cool but flashbang, https://github.com/TymekDev/no-js-dark-mode-toggle
I don’t see the comments from here on there…
Wow, epic fail. 😭
I don’t know why the API returns an empty array when the web page shows comments, I didn’t have this issue using an older post 🤔
It works now !
If you’re curious, here’s the fix
If you’re using WordPress, the activitypub plugin does this also. It’s good to have choices.
Sadly this doesn’t seem to be working (as of Mon Sept 22 2025, 01:11 AM UTC).
Update (Wed Sept 24 2025 17:17 UTC): It works!
Testing replies and edits…
Wow, epic fail. 😭
I don’t know why the API returns an empty array when the web page shows comment, I didn’t have this issue using an older post 🤔
It works now !
If you’re curious, here’s the fix
That sounds awesome
Thanks ! Though it doesn’t seem to be working yet 😭
It works now !
If you’re curious, here’s the fix
This is a great idea. I am not very experienced in web development, do you think this can work on my static website?
Yes, though it’s not ready for production use yet, case in point : this demo doesn’t even work 😅
Hahaha noted! I will pay attention to this sub for when the project is ready
It works now !
If you’re curious, here’s the fix
I’ve been using a similar solution with my static site at https://zakreviews.com/ for years.
Looks very nice, is there a tutorial you could share for me to implement something similar?
Here’s a tutorial for mastodon https://carlschwan.eu/2020/12/29/adding-comments-to-your-static-blog-with-mastodon/
I used that code with a couple tweaks. I tag !flashlight@lemmy.world in the posts so they appear there as well.
Oh! That’s very handy. I will try and implement my own and then leave a thank you comment in there as well hahah
Yeah, I created this project in order to me more straightforward, low-code, just embedding an iframe, and the rest is taken care of.
