Martin built an amazing first prototype:https://github.com/Zegnat/php-greg-cites I am now trying to write the formatting for the major APA types.
If you are in digital humanities I could use the same help with MLA
APA Formats
Book
<p class="h-cite"><span class="p-author h-card">Gee, James, Paul </span> <time class="dt-published">(2018)</time>. <span class="p-publication" style="em">Anti-education era: Creating Smarter Students Through Digital Learning. </span>.<span class="p-locality">New York</span>: <span class="p-publisher>Macmillan</span></p>
Chapter in Book
<p class="h-cite"><span class="p-author h-card">Family Name, Given Name</span><time class="dt-published">(2018)</time>.<span class="p-name">Chapter title</a>. In <span class="h-card">Editor Given Name first initial, Family Name</span> (eds.) <span class="p-name" style="em">Title of Book</span>(pages of chapter).<span class="p-locality">New York</span>: <span class="p-publisher>Macmillan</span></p>
I will keep adding to these I we move along. If you want to contribute please hop in and add citation styles as an issue in the GitHub repo.
Here is how the new ZoteroBib APA cites your blog post:
Continuing to build #IndieWeb Citation machine: h-cite markup for APA – INTERTEXTrEVOLUTION. (n.d.). Retrieved June 9, 2018, from https://archive.jgregorymcverry.com/continuing-to-build-indieweb-citation-machine-h-cite-markup-for-apa/
Just thought you might want to see how other citation engines handle citation in the wild. Note that Zotero did not pick up the date or the author as a tag.
Hmm will have to investigate how ZoteroBib APA handles microformats2 to recognize things.
If anyone does want to jump in here is a good collection of BibTex fields:https://nwalsh.com/tex/texhelp/bibtx-7.html