Comment by ☀️ sbr
Re: "I've posted a couple recpies, and the other day @pista was…"
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— https://git.sr.ht/~sbr/cookbook
It could easily be repurposed to generate a tag index for your site, I will probably add this to my site generator later today now that I've written this.
2025-08-05 · 9 months ago
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liking the idea, but I was wondering: is reusing the 'gemsub' specification the best convention for this?
maybe people could come up with a new convention that makes more sense, like changing the "date" prefix to a fixed "recipe:", or something else.
this, i just realized, could have the side effect to give Gemini links some sort of totally optional semantic layer, and such a convention could be reused for other stuff ...
anyway, just thinking out loud. Does anyone here think such a convention would make sense? ideas for the future: lyrics:, book:, guitartab: , etc. (can't think of anything else now :D )
opinions?
☀️ sbr [OP] · 2025-08-06 at 14:04:
Its an interesting idea, while "freshness" shouldn't be the only criteria for things in life, it does simplify pulling only latest entries from any index with many entries. As there is no alternative way in gemini to know when a page is from.
I may remove the dates from my tag indexes, but if for whatever reason someone wanted to subscribe to the ice cream tag, they could currently do so and get updates for any new ice cream recipes.
As for the desire for smugglign semantic info, the #tag feels like a straight forward solution, eg. this replies on #cookbook, other things could use #chords or #books or some such. Was going to do the book review aggregator next using the same concept.
This way someone can have a single mixed gemlog that is actually feeding into multiple sub systems, all from the comfort of their one single log.
Original Post
I've posted a couple recpies, and the other day @pista was asking if anyone was going to create some small web solution for collecting such. So I created a tag aggregator to do this. To be honest, it could be used for anything but this one is for food only. If you post recpies in a gemlog format and add a tag line, you can be included, ping me a url and I'll add it. [gemini link] Here's mine so far. At the moment it just links to the original posts but I suppose I could host a copy if that...