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Mix.install [:floki, :jason]

defmodule InstaDumpParser do
  def parse_url(url) do
    # ghost uploads to this, keeping filename:
    # https://blog.novaugust.net/content/images/2022/12/10616813_1695162544038552_1763391856_n_17841611368072760.jpg
    [year, month, filename] = Regex.run(~r|media/posts/(\d\d\d\d)(\d\d)/(.*)|, url, capture: :all_but_first)
    %{year: year, month: month, filename: filename}
  end

novaugust

# for an example of a suggested `locals_without_parens`, see z_locals_without_parens.exs
# parsing and expanding a formatter.exs file would be a good route too
opts = [sourceror_opts: [locals_without_parens: [...], line_length: 122]]

for transformation <- [&PipeChainStart.run/1, &SinglePipe.run/1] do
  ProjTraversal.transform("../my_codebase/", transformation, opts)
end

novaugust

I noticed that there weren't any writeups for using code injection to add Disqus comments to a ghost blog. Everything assumes you're comfortable with editing your theme (and thus being responsible for maintaining a fork, urk).

So, I used the steps below to add to Disqus comments to my blog running a [Casper fork](https://github.com/novaugust/novasper). If your theme varies wildly from Casper, you'll be able to get by just by updating the css selectors in the javascript. If all that is a bit much for you, leave a comment and a link to your site and I'll give you what your versino of the code would be.

## Code Injection to the rescue

So! Here's the scoop

1. **Set up your disqus**. You're a grownup, you'll figure it out.
2. Go to your blog admin's **`Code Injection`** section (example.com/ghost/settings/code-injection/).