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Ok, interesting. I never thought about using SQL to query nostr events. Please share your queries :)

One thing about nostralink is that if there's some JSON in the content field of a nostr event, it unpacks the JSON, and that information is then serialized to RDF and into the events store, so you can then query it natively with SparQL. I even wrote a nostr client that uses nostralink: https://pazstr.codeberg.page/

Fabio Krauss · 5w

Who here wants to query nostr events in SQL? And what would you build/analyse? raise your hand! #asknostr #devstr

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Some time ago i wrote a Rust crate to run SparQL queries on a nostr events store.

https://crates.io/crates/nostralink

Makes it possible to build pretty powerful queries:

https://codeberg.org/nostralink/nostralink/src/branch/master/sparql/content_union.rq
https://codeberg.org/nostralink/nostralink/src/branch/master/sparql/feed_followees_metadata.rq

Fabio Krauss · 5w

That's cool! I built something too, will share soon. It will be cool to compare the approaches. Right now my problem is getting historical data. I managed to build a good enough event listener, but it goes back only to a few days ago. So moving forward data will be stored, but data backwards is st...

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#caracal is a bit easier to use now.

elsat · 10w

nostr:npub1g5qtwz2nh9q0mnw555kv787kh6lysds95522gzptre3qpvz9p20s83m80d repos were disappeared from github the past 24 hours. No email from github, no idea what happened. Schemata, trackers, sherlock an...

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The signals have been pretty loud for a number of years. Github doesn't mind disappearing repos without justification, it doesn't even qualify as a reliable git repository hosting solution anymore.

Use ngit and store repos anywhere else.

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Complete TACO of the Esptein regime

#OperationEpicFailure

sandwich · 9w

cool! add it to awesome-nsite and nsite.run directories when you get the chance

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I will. Here's the gateway's homepage. Lists both https and gemini links for each nsite.

sandwich · 10w

Hey, thanks for reaching out. Are you using a config of non-interactive with arguments? Tracking here: https://github.com/sandwichfarm/nsyte/issues/101

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Sorry for late reply. In this particular case, i had a config file, and both title and description are in the JSON. I'll try to replicate the issue with a fresh site. When i publish from CI using -i and --no-config, i understand that the manifest will not have the title and description tags.

By the way, i'm working on this project: https://codeberg.org/ngemsite/ngemsite

Thanks a lot for your great work on nsite.

sandwich · 9w

cool! add it to awesome-nsite and nsite.run directories when you get the chance

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I wrote a #nsite publisher and gateway for Gemini in Rust, it's called ngemsite. The gateway serves nsites over the Gemini protocol. Your #ngemsite can contain pages in the gemtext or markdown format.