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README.md

IndieWebify.me

This tool offers a fast and easy way to get you & your website on the Indieweb, to use go to indiewebify.me.

To learn more about the IndieWeb go to indiewebcamp.com.

Made by Brennan Novak, Barnaby Walters, and others at the 2013 IndieWebCamps in Reykjavik and Brighton.

Installation

Requirements:

  • PHP 5.4

How to run your own instance of indiewebify.me for development:

  1. git clone https://github.com/indieweb/indiewebify-me.git && cd indiewebify-me
  2. If you don’t have Composer installed, do so:
    • curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
  3. Install dependencies: ./composer.phar install
  4. Point your web server at indiewebify-me/web/.
    • The included .htaccess should route apache requests correctly. For other servers file an issue or send us a pull request

All of the interesting stuff is in /web/index.php — or at least is until that gets too big and needs moving.