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API documentation #90

Open denadai2 opened 9 years ago

denadai2 commented 9 years ago

Hello, do you have time to document the server API? I would like to change something, but a minimal documentation is needed (in order to avoid disasters) :)

evanj commented 9 years ago

Not really. However, if you have specific questions I'm happy to try and help.

denadai2 commented 9 years ago

My idea is to transform Mitro in a serverless extension, thanks to Dropbox et simili. I would have liked to be sure about all the communications :))

(I think this would make the nitro project self sustainable)

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alexggordon commented 9 years ago

@denadai2 Do you have place to talk about the dev status of this? I'd be curious about your implementation of it, especially regarding syncing.

denadai2 commented 9 years ago

@alexggordon I planned to use the Datastore API of Dropbox, but right now they are discontinued :(

Google drive has something similar, with a limit of 5MB. Try to check them :)

couteau commented 9 years ago

Could also be worth looking at an OwnCloud back-end, which would allow users to have everything run on their own servers.

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@alexggordon https://github.com/alexggordon I planned to use the Datastore API of Dropbox, but right now they are discontinued :(

Google drive has something similar, with a limit of 5MB. Try to check them :)

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alexggordon commented 9 years ago

@denadai2 has anyone thought about simply setting up a paid hosting solution? Something that charges people a $1 a month to use it? There are a lot of complications that arise from trying to transition mitro to a "synced" solution, and it seems like the barrier to simply setting up a paid solution would be less.

denadai2 commented 9 years ago

I think many thought so, including the mitro's team

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@denadai2 has anyone thought about simply setting up a paid hosting solution? Something that charges people a $1 a month to use it? There are a lot of complications that arise from trying to transition mitro to a "synced" solution, and it seems like the barrier to simply setting up a paid solution would be less.

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