Using hooks, your plugin can exercise fine-grained control over various aspects of the build process. If your plugin defines any hooks, Jekyll will call them at pre-defined points. – Hooks
This plugin adds the following hook points:
| Owner | Event | Triggered at |
|---|---|---|
:actor |
:post_init |
After creating an Actor profile |
:webfinger |
:post_init |
After creating a Webfinger |
:activity |
:post_init |
After converting a post into an activity |
:property_value |
:post_init |
After creating a property value |
:image |
:post_init |
After creating an image attachment |
:create |
:post_init |
After creating a create activity |
:update |
:post_init |
After creating an update activity |
:outbox |
:post_init |
After creating an outbox |
Also, since most of these are also pages, you can hook on regular
:pages events.
Examples
Add a custom property value to your profile
# _plugins/add_custom_property_value_to_profile.rb
Jekyll::Hooks.register :actor, :post_init do |actor|
actor.data['attachment'] << Jekyll::ActivityPub::PropertyValue.new('Pronouns', 'he/him')
end