I could run a private relay server on a WLAN not connected to the Internet, and anyone with it's ip address on that wifi could publish from any client to that relay right?
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Also could I make a super simple web client that only takes in the content of the note from the user, but has a static "anonymous" nsec it uses to publish as regardless of who uses the form, and only to that specified relay? #asknostr #dev #noob
Hi. I think this could work for you. You could host both a relay and a jumble clone on a local network device and then anyone on the network could use them both together without internet connection.
https://rodbishop.npub.pro/post/52120fe7/
I'd be interested to learn more about this and maybe help if I could write about it after.
What is the use case of having something on WLAM with no internet connection? Rural with bad connectivity?
I work for a nonprofit food pantry, that also has a one acre farm attached to supply produce for the community. Specifically, I am the STEM educator, I host field trips from the local schools as well as playing mad scientist around the farm, starting and only half-finishing experiments . Anyway I want to use nostr and NFC cards to manage volunteer identities as well as chores at the farm, and to track data so we can hopefully learn and improve. Nostr is perfect because I don't need to have any personal info from volunteers in order to create their ID's.
The idea is that Each garden bed or section of crops could have its own npub. We can initiate it and post a picture and relevant data when planting, and then post updates periodically as it grows up through harvest.
the garden manager can program and distribute nfc tokens throughout the farm where tasks are needed, i.e. weeding or harvesting. Volunteers can come through and see these tokens, perform the chore, return the token to the tracking computer and scan it. I want the tokens to initiate a simple note saying what chore was performed at which location, and the computer will just post/sign that note from its anonymous community nsec.
I guess I didn't answer your question. The reason for all local is just that it's local data. I just wanna use nostr as the backend but I don't necessarily need it to be accessible from outside. Most volunteers will use the anonymous note signed computer, but I hope to make a custom client that I could ask volunteers to use, then they could post richer notes, maybe a "data collection" chore where they Instagram my plants basically. Eventually I wanna make like volunteer leaderboards and stuff and maybe make that section public
Use of NFC tags for making a local knowledge repository is super cool idea and doable. Each NFC tag could load a specific profile or chat group or whatever you like for people to contribute knowledge to the stack.
You can use Nostr as backend and separate from the online social media presence while still being internet connected.
The idea would be to set up a private relay (e.g. with SW2) with some keys defined to read and write, then to use Jumble to view and post to ONLY that relay.
Whole flow could look like
User tap NFC tag
Opens a Jumble URL that is a npub or event for knowledge on that particular site
It queries your private relay and brings down whatever notes are saved there
User can read those notes
User can post new note back to your private relay
No one on Nostr need ever know or see these notes, and users need not see any other Nostr content, only your private relay content.
Optionally could fork Jumble to strip back and streamline it even further for the task.
nostr:nprofile1qqsgzfdez8ksa9xmuvqg5zly3nl9e5xqkpvj8nllj9aw06ra4pqq3qcpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhszrnhwden5te0dehhxtnvdakz7qgswaehxw309ahx7um5wghx6mmd9uqdl3vp is super responsive too and would probably take feedback on an awesome use case like this.
Inspired by https://nostr.moe, I plan to make Jumble support customizable deployments.
I didn't know about nostr.moe. It's a fork someone runs for their own relay?
I run my own local copy as a front end for my agents 😉
I even made it a simple whitelabel solution! Config.json to change logo and default relay set etc. Too basic to share upstream and haven't had time to get back to it, but works great.
I think a lot of people would use this Cody!
Yes, it’s a fork someone set up for their own relay. I also plan to make Jumble customizable via config.json
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