Spoor is a micro-blogging micro-service for personal use. It provides a simple twitter-like post api, and a lightweight web interface, including atom feeds. You'd typically run it on some server you control - no root access is required; all posts go into a sqlite database.
Spoor is intended as a personal micro-blogging hub - you post most/all of your stuff to it, some of which is intended only for particular audiences, and some of which may be private. Spoor then forwards posts out to (multiple) endpoints, depending on how posts are hash-tagged.
For instance, my standard configuration is to forward all my posts to identi.ca and twitter by default, and to forward urls to my bookmarking services (delicious and pinboard) if I add a #bm hashtag. Posts tagged #pri are private and don't get forwarded anywhere. There are also #i and #t tags if I want to limit a post to identi.ca or twitter, respectively.
Services currently forwarded:
- identi.ca/status.net
- delicious
- pinboard
TODO:
- google+ (once they have an api)
- diaspora?
- others?
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Gavin Carr gavin@openfusion.com.au
Copyright 2011 Gavin Carr.
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