Just released Lemmynator 0.2.1 It’s mostly read-only, but you can downvote and upvote posts :P. You can also now preview posts, see others people avatars etc. Feel free to create issues about what you wish to see added in the future. Here’s the repo: lemmynator
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Feel free to create issues about what you wish to see added in the future.
for that you would need to add a link to the repository :)
thanks, added just now! :D
great :)
Is there any chance you’d consider implementing this as a “generic” ActivityPub client? Instead of using Lemmy’s API, you could query the AP endpoints directly.
I would love to! could you open an issue and elaborate more? like what’s your use case and why not use it as it is (you can be surprised but i actually dont know much about activitypub)
The main reason is that I strongly believe that we need to move away from server-centric software for social media and to start working on a local-first application that can browse the social web “natively”. I wrote a series of blog posts explaining the shortcomings of current AP server software, and how the current architecture will not be enough to achieve mainstream.
I’ve already developed a generic ActivityPub Server and I recently started exploring the client side as well.
I’m not really a developer or coder but that server setup of yours is exactly what I’ve been hoping to find to let me learn about all of it, thanks!
I don’t know what you mean by “server setup of yours”, but I’m glad to help. :)
Well done!
Please consider posting to [email protected] as well
Looks clean.
I am very interested in contributing. I love that you have a flake there.
i would really appreciate any contributions!
What does TUI mean?
It’s a terminal user interface, an interface that is mainly made up from ascii characters (or was in the beginnings, nowadays there’s unicode with emojis etc). definitely not something a regular person would use :P
Ahh, thanks!
cargo install lemmynator
Iso27002-12.1.4e violation FYI
i thought the government liked rust, no?
Just for reference.
ISO 27002:2013 12.1.4
