Webcomponent that embeds a Mastodon's toot conversation in a HTML page
florianschepp/bsky-comments
A zero-dependency Web Component to embed Bluesky discussion threads on any website.
abhijeetsanghvi-art/bsky-comments
Embed Bluesky discussion threads easily on any website with this lightweight, zero-dependency Web Component that offers flexible styling and universal compatibility.
Bluesky Website Comments Using Just JavaScript (for Hugo Blogs or Anywhere Else)
I’ve been playing around with Hugo to rebuild this site with only static files, and part of that journey has been sorting out how to handle visitor comments without a backend.
Adding Bluesky-powered comments to any website in five minutes
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Bluesky Comments Widget: Add replies to your site - Romio Joseph
Share your page link on Bluesky, then use this widget to show replies as comments on your site. No login or authentication needed.
Integrate Bluesky replies as your blog's comment section
Integrate Bluesky replies as your blog's comment section · GitHub
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think I've got a reasonable-ish solution sketched out to the atproto blog comments problem (and standard.site recommends and follows, kinda just fell out of that) involving a lot of iframes that mitigates some of the worst risks there in the event of an evil blogger. Now I have to implement it. :-(
Just shipped bsky-comments! Embed Bluesky threads anywhere with a zero-dependency Web Component. • Framework Agnostic (Native WC) • < 3kb gzipped • Zero Config: Just paste the Post URL • Light DOM: Fully customizable (CSS/Tailwind) github.com/florianschepp/bsky-comments #webdev #opensource #buildinpublic
Think it's looking a lot nicer :) Got comments going too, I used @leaflet.pub's lexicon seems to work well for general use case of threaded comments on the atmosphere, thanks friends! We might actually launch this thing yet! Now the hard part: AppViews!
