Collects reports of #weeknotes and collates them into a blog post

Not a complete set of instructions, needs fleshing out more...

1. Run bundle install
2. Create a YAML file for the config

Then there are three main operations:

• bundle exec ruby find_toots.rb to find relevant posts on Mastodon and ask for consent if needed
• bundle exec ruby check_consent_requests.rb to check for responses to consent requests

Those two should be run regularly to gather the data needed by the third script:

• bundle exec ruby generate_weeknotes.rb NAME-OF-CONFIG-FILE.yaml

which is run once-a-week to create the weeknotes post.

We run the code under Docker when deployed.

1. Clone the repo
2. Generate the Gemfile.lock file: docker run --rm -v "$PWD":/usr/src/app -w /usr/src/app ruby:3.1 bundle install
3. Build the image docker build -t weeknotes .
4. Set up webserver to serve the static files. The docker setup expects this to be available as a volume mounted at /var/local/media_root
5. Create a folder to hold the work files (list of who has given consent, toots ready to publish, etc.). The docker setup expects this to be available as a volume mounted at /var/local/workfiles
6. Create the config YAML file called weeknotes-config.yaml. This should live in the folder used to contain the work files (docker expects to find it at /var/local/workfiles/weeknotes-config.yaml)
7. Set up cron to run:
   • docker run [add volume arguments] weeknotes [operation]