Nostr Web Client

The #git remote helper I wrote in the summer in #sec02 just got much better. The new Proof of Concept supports sha1 git repos, so you can push your pet project to a nostr relay and a blossom server.

Maybe it's a toy, maybe it's a super project, I don't know. One thing is sure: soon it'll be possible to push to git repos without leaving the browser!

I'd like to have some feedback about the direction I should move on with the git remote URL format. A sole npub in the URL is suboptimal, since it can be difficult to find the relay for the npub.

https://github.com/lez/git-remote-nostr

DanConwayDev 1y ago

Great to see. Thanks for working on this. I'd suggest calling it git-remote-blossom and using a similar URL scheme to the git remote helper included in ngit.

That uses nostr://npub123/identifier or nostr://npub123/relay.damus.io/identifier

So blossom://npub123/identifier

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Lez 1y ago

git-remote-blossom and blossom:// are good ideas, I'll employ them!

The npub/relay/identifier scheme definitely keeps the URL well readable.

nprofile contains the same data, but it's obfuscated.

Thanks for the feedback!

DanConwayDev 1y ago

There was some discussion on it in this thread although I recall more posts and contributors that was i can see on my nostr clients.

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