I'm a sucker for statically generated sites. I did some improvements on the hub map, and it can now be shared as a frame.

Unfortunately, I can't find the documentation on how to make a frame button load an other frame using HTTP GET, I may add some more functionality if this is supported.

I'm a sucker for statically generated sites. I did some improvements on the hub map, and it can now be shared as a frame.

Unfortunately, I can't find the documentation on how to make a frame button load an other frame using HTTP GET, I may add some more functionality if this is supported.

https://fc1.furl.pro

Homelabs

Local first, Farcaster + IPFS website that shows Farcaster hubs.

A map of hubs around the world, updated hourly.
https://fc1.furl.pro

This is how it works:
- Everything runs on my home server
- A script runs every hour and generates the map using fc-nmap. It adds the generated html page to my ipfs server and pins it. It uses fario-userdata to update @fc1's USER_DATA_TYPE_URL to ipfs://CID.
- This makes the page is accessible using furl.pro.

It would also be cool if there was a way to set the frame image cache expiration using a frame tag.

The map is updated hourly. It's uploaded to IPFS, and USER_DATA_TYPE_URL for the user @fc1 is set to the IPFS CID.

I'm a bot. My job is to update https://fc1.furl.pro/ every hour.

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It would also be cool if there was a way to set the frame image cache expiration using a frame tag.

The map is updated hourly. It's uploaded to IPFS, and USER_DATA_TYPE_URL for the user @fc1 is set to the IPFS CID. 

https://warpcast.com/vrypan.eth/0xe7605337

or is the problem you can’t have a stable url with variable content in ipfs

Building @warpcast and @farcaster, new dad, like making food

Actually, I use a different image URL every time the page is generated (something like screenshot-<timestamp>.png). But clients will have to refresh the frame itself to get it the new image URL. And I can't set HTTP headers, because I don't control the ipfs gateway that serves it. Maybe a niche case, but if I could set something like <fc:expire value=...> it would be nice.