-- Even if we do add a manifest, it won't make any pod's Web interface a PWA π’
-- Even if we do add a manifest, it won't make any pod's Web interface a PWA π’
-- Even if we do add a manifest, it won't make any pod's Web interface a PWA π’
-- Even if we do add a manifest, it won't make any pod's Web interface a PWA π’
curl you pass a Header like:
curl ... -H "Token:$YARND_TOKEN" ...
curl you pass a Header like:
curl ... -H "Token:$YARND_TOKEN" ...
curl you pass a Header like:
curl ... -H "Token:$YARND_TOKEN" ...
curl you pass a Header like:
curl ... -H "Token:$YARND_TOKEN" ...
Either using
curl or bat:
export YARND_TOKEN="$(bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/auth username=<usernaem> password=<password> | jq -r '.token')"
bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/debug/db "Token:$YARND_TOKEN"
For example βοΈ
Either using
curl or bat:
export YARND_TOKEN="$(bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/auth username=<usernaem> password=<password> | jq -r '.token')"
bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/debug/db "Token:$YARND_TOKEN"
For example βοΈ
Either using
curl or bat:
export YARND_TOKEN="$(bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/auth username=<usernaem> password=<password> | jq -r '.token')"
bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/debug/db "Token:$YARND_TOKEN"
For example βοΈ
Either using
curl or bat:
export YARND_TOKEN="$(bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/auth username=<usernaem> password=<password> | jq -r '.token')"
bat https://yarn.mills.io/api/v1/debug/db "Token:$YARND_TOKEN"
For example βοΈ
$ bat https://twtxt.net/twt/hx7paga | jq -r '.text'
(#l6v4niq) @<jlj https://twt.nfld.uk/user/jlj/twtxt.txt> Looking.... π
The -mention looks right, hmmm π€ -- Do you mind dumping your database and sending it over to me? π€
$ bat https://twtxt.net/twt/hx7paga | jq -r '.text'
(#l6v4niq) @<jlj https://twt.nfld.uk/user/jlj/twtxt.txt> Looking.... π
The -mention looks right, hmmm π€ -- Do you mind dumping your database and sending it over to me? π€
$ bat https://twtxt.net/twt/hx7paga | jq -r '.text'
(#l6v4niq) @<jlj https://twt.nfld.uk/user/jlj/twtxt.txt> Looking.... π
The -mention looks right, hmmm π€ -- Do you mind dumping your database and sending it over to me? π€
$ bat https://twtxt.net/twt/hx7paga | jq -r '.text'
(#l6v4niq) @<jlj https://twt.nfld.uk/user/jlj/twtxt.txt> Looking.... π
The -mention looks right, hmmm π€ -- Do you mind dumping your database and sending it over to me? π€
> avatar
> This specifies the URL for the authorβs or feedβs avatar, so it can be displayed along twts, e.g. next to the author. The avatar image is typically in JPEG, PNG or WebP format. Different clients prefer different ratios, so there is no strict rule to follow for feed authors. Often avatars are square.
Anyway, looks like at least a few in the community are in agreement that we should maybe amend the spec and any graphical clients like
yarnd to support relative URI(s).
> avatar
> This specifies the URL for the authorβs or feedβs avatar, so it can be displayed along twts, e.g. next to the author. The avatar image is typically in JPEG, PNG or WebP format. Different clients prefer different ratios, so there is no strict rule to follow for feed authors. Often avatars are square.
Anyway, looks like at least a few in the community are in agreement that we should maybe amend the spec and any graphical clients like
yarnd to support relative URI(s).
> avatar
> This specifies the URL for the authorβs or feedβs avatar, so it can be displayed along twts, e.g. next to the author. The avatar image is typically in JPEG, PNG or WebP format. Different clients prefer different ratios, so there is no strict rule to follow for feed authors. Often avatars are square.
Anyway, looks like at least a few in the community are in agreement that we should maybe amend the spec and any graphical clients like
yarnd to support relative URI(s).
> avatar
> This specifies the URL for the authorβs or feedβs avatar, so it can be displayed along twts, e.g. next to the author. The avatar image is typically in JPEG, PNG or WebP format. Different clients prefer different ratios, so there is no strict rule to follow for feed authors. Often avatars are square.
Anyway, looks like at least a few in the community are in agreement that we should maybe amend the spec and any graphical clients like
yarnd to support relative URI(s).
url fields π’ -- I _actually_ tried to sit down and write a bunch of fixes to cope with this (bad data), but gave up in the end I just tried to contact @kevin
url fields π’ -- I _actually_ tried to sit down and write a bunch of fixes to cope with this (bad data), but gave up in the end I just tried to contact @kevin
url fields π’ -- I _actually_ tried to sit down and write a bunch of fixes to cope with this (bad data), but gave up in the end I just tried to contact @kevin
url fields π’ -- I _actually_ tried to sit down and write a bunch of fixes to cope with this (bad data), but gave up in the end I just tried to contact @kevin