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#CharmSH

Because of this post, I now want to create a BBS system ... remember those?

Creating SSH Apps with Charm Wish and Laravel Prompts | Joe Tannenbaum

https://blog.joe.codes/creating-ssh-apps-with-charm-wish-and-laravel-prompts

I been thinking of running #SoftServe, from #charmsh. A very lightweight git server using a #TUI through #SSH. 😎 Sometimes, you don't need a full featured git server. 😅

https://github.com/charmbracelet/soft-serve

Terrible day of programming for me.

I was trying to add a viewport culling step to the node rendering of my bubbles-tree #CharmSH component and I wasn't able to find a clean way of doing it. In the end, after wasting half a day, I just gave up for assembling some furniture.

I'm feeling a little better now.

I made some more progress on the application I plan to bundle as an admin tool with #FedBOX, the generic #ActivityPub server, and #Oni, the no frills single user instance.

It's called #Motely and it looks like this currently.

#GoActivityPub #CharmSH #BubbleTea

A screenshot of a TUI application composed of two panes.

On the left there's a tree structure representing ActivityPub Actors. Their names are: Quake Champions, RattleHead, and Starcraft Calendar. Each of them has children nodes for each of their collections.

The Starcraft Calendar outbox collection is also expanded and shows a children corresponding to Update and Create activities.

The entry selected is the Starcraft Calendar actor.

The right pane contains the following details about this actor:

Type: Application
Name: Stracraft Calendar
Summary: eSports calendar bot posting events for #starcraft2
Content: Starcraft 2 e-sports calendar bot.
It posts events at their start time.
Software by @mariusor: https://git.sr.ht/~mariusor/othrys.
The releases are based on data publicly available on the calendars from TeamLiquid.
Many thanks to all the volunteers that publish it.

It took some trial and error, but I finally got Soft Serve (of #CharmSH provenance) to work the way I wanted on my home server. Now I just need to update the remotes on my machines, and I can get back to writing instead of futzing around with git configuration.