On top of which there are some rudimentary social media elements: you can friend people and ‘toast’ (like) or comment on their check-ins.
It also helps you discover what beers are available nearby or at certain venues, so you can hunt down the rare whalez when they hit town. article for publishing Untappd checkins to micro.For those who don’t know, Untappd is an app that allows you to track and rate the beers that you drink.^^^ source Military And Intelligence Personnel Can Be Tracked With The Untappd Beer App.Public data disclosures: Researchers Use a Beer App To Track the Military and CIA.He describes the process here with additional details about the syndication using IFTTT webhooks to Micropub here. He does this by plugging in his Untappd RSS Feed and outputting that data to a webhook on IFTTT to publish to the Micropub endpoint on his website to create a drink post. Since Chris Aldrich has used IFTTT to PESOS his checkins from Untappd to his personal website.This data includes: the Beer’s name, Brewery, Rating, Badges, and Location amongst other generic bits like the date. When Zapier polls Untappd for fresh entries (Trigger: New Check-In) and finds a new check-in, it grabs the associated data and POSTs (Webhook: POST) it to Chris’s Micropub endpoint. The post is set to publish immediately.Ĭhris Burnell, too, uses Zapier to syndicate posts from Untappd back to his site. The post exceprt is used to set the tweet text.
"I am drinking a Jersey Juice by Flying Fish Brewing Company at Rocky Hill Inn". Using various Untappd fields, the excerpts section of the post is prepopulated with text, e.g. The second stage attaches the uploaded image as a featured image, and pulls in various fields from Untappd. The first stage uploads to WordPress the attachment image from the Untappd. When a new entry appears a Zapier generated post is created on WordPress. Khürt Williams uses Zapier to push Untappd check-ins back to his site. When a new entry appears it creates a post on his blog.Īs you can enter custom HTML when the WpeMatico plugin creates the post David Mead inserts the link back to the original post with rel="me". User: uses the WpeMatico plugin for WordPress to watch his Untappd RSS feeds. Terence Eden has published some rough and ready scripts to post to Mastodon specifically. It can be found by logging in, visiting your account settings, and scrolling down to 'View your RSS feed'. Untappd does provide users with an RSS feed for their posts. They do offer standard "share" options but nothing automatic. Posting to Untappd, via their app, is easy but getting your content out is a little trickier.
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