Nostr Web Client

Finally, I’ve just released version 0.7.0 of nostrcheck-server.

It’s been months of hard work, and I’m proud to deliver the best release this project has ever had. The highlight: the integrated Nostr relay and full multi-tenancy support.

Changelog 0.7.0

- The Nostr relay (Brand new, built from scratch with full NIP support)

- Multi-tenancy support (different domains, different configs, one instance)

- Improved security engine.

- Improved database engine.

- Improved Redis engine.

- New log engine.

- Enhanced AI moderation engine.

- Legal, privacy and TOS pages.

- Refactored dashboard and settings page.

- Custom file types and extensions.

- Improved theming engine.

- Tons of new configurable options.

- Key converter frontend page.

- Relay frontend page.

- Improved install script.

- General refactor and code cleanup.

Thanks to everyone who has followed the project and provided feedback. Available as standalone and Docker install. Enjoy! 🥳

https://github.com/quentintaranpino/nostrcheck-server

marp 3mo ago 💬 1

How would you explain this to a nostr layman: Who is this for and why would I need it?

Is this akin to running a bitcoin node?

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Quentin 3mo ago 💬 1

It’s for people who want to own their social data and communities instead of relying on someone else’s server.

Think of it like running a Bitcoin node: a Bitcoin node gives you sovereignty over your money, and nostrcheck-server gives you sovereignty over your identity, posts and feeds.

marp 3mo ago 💬 1

What are space requirements for self-hosting at home for avg user?

Quentin 3mo ago 💬 1

Very few resources, it runs perfectly on a Raspberry Pi. As for storage, it will depend on how you want to use it.

marp 3mo ago

Great. Looking forward to the start9 implementation to check it out.