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.

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

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Can pinata auto-pin the CID when it changes? It would make distribution much better :-)

You definitely could automate it! Might depend on what you want out of it. Pinata does support the IPFS Pinning Service API (PSA), so could be as simple as adding another line of code to clone whats on your local node to Pinata

You definitely could automate it! Might depend on what you want out of it. Pinata does support the IPFS Pinning Service API (PSA), so could be as simple as adding another line of code to clone whats on your local node to Pinata https://docs.pinata.cloud/api-reference/pinning-service-api

Last time I checked, it doesn't allow me to pin html files.

Idea: Practically, this is a CID pinned by an FID... So you have a lot of signals to decide if it's spam or not. ;-)

Yeah we're working on a better content moderation system (too much phishing) so in the meantime we manually approve accounts. If you want to shoot me a DC I can get you setup :)