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I challenged myself to avoid any extra packages, so the generator logic is written in vanilla JavaScript with a few Node.js built-in libraries. I'm using the built-in fetch function, which is available without any flags since Node.js 18.
For posting to Mastodon, I originally tried Mastofeed, but I haven't figured a way to include the content of the feed entry in the post. I've turned to GitHub Actions, particularly Mastofeedbot, which runs as a separate action after the site is updated.
I'm also curious about how many visitors my silly site gets. Goat Counter is a perfect web analytics tool for this kind of project, free and privacy-friendly. In fact, you can view the traffic to the site on a public dashboard.
While the manipulation with dates is still painful, Intl APIs simplify at least formatting. I'm looking forward to the stable support for Temporal API.
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