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If you're making a Farcaster client, please add the option for users to set the hub address they want.
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Hmm most apps read from a database that indexes a hub so this would make it pretty difficult to assemble any sort of feed (home, channels, notifications, etc)
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It does not make me happy, but 1. it's good for users and devs to know the limitations of each app design. 2. Is there a standard API used? 3. I'd be willing to build a "plugin" that runs next to a hub and exposes #2, or (maybe) we could ask @neynar to provide something like this for their API.
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There’s a semi-standard database schema in the sense that there’s only 1 open source hub → postres indexer afaik and many people use it There’s no API standard built on the database, but Warpcast and Neynar are similar so it’d be nice to have an open source repo that exposes similar endpoints from the db
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We have an openAPI spec for API built on a replicator database. https://github.com/neynarxyz/OAS As much as we’d love for it to be the base for a standard, it’s by no means there today. We often have rapid iteration & changes on them to keep up with customer requests which makes it less conducive as standard.
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That's cool! As long as you keep it updated, you may wake up a day and find a simple, probably single-user, implementation for development and personal use. :-)
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oh right, forgot about this!
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