Arjen on nostr

Open in Damus

@Arjen 1767129142

I want the internet in my pocket.

I was bored and got annoyed with nsites being unreliable/slow. So I vibed together this nsite-deck.

- Load any nsite you've visited before when OFFLINE
- Manage locally stored sites at 'home.nsite'

in the video i show:
- Any [npub].nsite gets resolved, locally
- First load = pull from public relays 30ms
- Second load = load from cache 7ms
- Managing cached sites

Source: nostr://@Arjen/relay.ngit.dev/nsite-deck

CC @hzrd149 @sandwich @Gigi @Sync

167❤️5🤙3🚀2❤️1👍1🔥1

DeAllen Young · 7w

Next time you are bored try a cloning machine because we could use a couple more Arjen’s 🫶 amazing stuff

Derek Ross · 7w

The first load both caches it AND saves to your local relay/blossom setup. It comes with embedded relay and blossom. If you have your own configured it will use that instead. I've tested this on Ubuntu (24) and MacOS (Sonoma) btw.

I don't get what is happening, are you running something or is it all in the browser? How do I test this? Regardless of that we should be doing nevent1-sites, immutable, not npub1-sites.

Justice Beaver · 7w

Am I missing something or is this not useful except for data that does not change? Nearly all of the websites I use have live or changing data, meaning if I access an offline version of my last visit, it’s useless.

Local resolution is the goal, gateways were a stop gap. This is how the `nsyte run` command works, though it was built as an example and for debugging purposes. This is over nodns yeah?