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Pathways: multi-modal AI/ML models on discord
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Handling logs & long messages on mobile #68

Closed daniwasonline closed 6 months ago

daniwasonline commented 6 months ago

Given that markdown files don't have a preview in (stock) mobile Discord, a portion of our userbase is unable to easily access certain vital functions of SpongeChat. A solution to this may be to automatically upload generated logs/logged messages to a webserver (chibisafe or paste.ee?) and include a link with these types of markdown documents.

artifishvr commented 6 months ago

Should we include a barebones paste server in the docker-compose and have an env variable to configure the domain? I feel like that would make the most sense.

artifishvr commented 6 months ago

https://github.com/w4/bin currently looks like the best choice to me

daniwasonline commented 6 months ago

Should we include a barebones paste server in the docker-compose and have an env variable to configure the domain? I feel like that would make the most sense.

I think this would make sense -- o r, we could build our own? I think that could be nice, having a web interface for logs. It sounds very overkill, but it would also mean that we wouldn't have to expose a public API for uploads - the application would directly write to a database that the log server can read from.

https://github.com/w4/bin currently looks like the best choice to me

This does look appealing though 😍

daniwasonline commented 6 months ago

I think this would make sense -- o r, we could build our own? I think that could be nice, having a web interface for logs. It sounds very overkill, but it would also mean that we wouldn't have to expose a public API for uploads - the application would directly write to a database that the log server can read from.

And yes, this would be an excuse for me to add some sort of web thing to the project. What can I say? I'm a soydev (;

artifishvr commented 6 months ago

I think this would make sense -- o r, we could build our own? I think that could be nice, having a web interface for logs. It sounds very overkill, but it would also mean that we wouldn't have to expose a public API for uploads - the application would directly write to a database that the log server can read from.

And yes, this would be an excuse for me to add some sort of web thing to the project. What can I say? I'm a soydev (;

I'd prefer having an open api or forking an existing pastebin than having another project for the two-js-dev (with only one good one) team to maintain.

daniwasonline commented 6 months ago

I think this would make sense -- o r, we could build our own? I think that could be nice, having a web interface for logs. It sounds very overkill, but it would also mean that we wouldn't have to expose a public API for uploads - the application would directly write to a database that the log server can read from.

And yes, this would be an excuse for me to add some sort of web thing to the project. What can I say? I'm a soydev (;

I'd prefer having an open api or forking an existing pastebin than having another project for the two-js-dev (with only one good one) team to maintain.

Fair point. We could probably create a separate pastebin viewer that's specifically for the log as well.

(also fym "one good [js dev]")

artifishvr commented 6 months ago

(also fym "one good [js dev]")

you

daniwasonline commented 6 months ago

(also fym "one good [js dev]")

you

stfu

artifishvr commented 6 months ago

nvm, bin doesn't seem to have persistence

artifishvr commented 6 months ago

https://github.com/matze/wastebin <= i like the design of this one https://github.com/WardPearce/paaster?tab=readme-ov-file