this will spawn a new ephemeral instance by changing url and the client will remember nothing from previous sessions (being new each time the url changes) - not exactly what you wanted but mixed with no storage settings in the client produces a similar effect
How can I prevent other users from deleting posted reference to post saved in SEA
But I think users still can delete this post
I'm able to create a relay peer that will save the data and the data persists even if I open a new browser with cleared local storage. however, when I try to display the data in HTML using JS the data briefly displays and then the page refreshes and the data is not displayed. do you know why? when I didn't have the relay peer, the data would display and refresh. i think its because i added this line to the client side JS, but don't know why it refreshes. this causes the page to refresh after briefly displaying the data:
let gun = Gun(["http://localhost:8765/gun"]);
cont'
let gun = Gun(); does work, but then I have no relay peer and can't access the data from another browser
let's do a call?
lemme know what works, I am in EDT
I'm also known as "that guy who tries to read & follow up with all questions with help if they're missing" however since I was gone for 2 week I will <<<<NOT>>>> be trying to catch up on things.
Tho, does anyone have off the top of their head a bunch of new people they can tag for me so I can say hi hi hi hi??? :) :) :)
Tho, does anyone have off the top of their head a bunch of new people they can tag for me so I can say hi hi hi hi??? :) :) :)
@ruslanjan: nothing stops users from wiping out pubic nodes. That's why you have to use the user space (SEA)
@huberttl: it's probably referring to node.js peers (if you run gun in node as opposed to browser)
const rel = Gun.val.link.; // '#'
TypeError: Cannot read property 'link' of undefined
tedd pasta: I am not aware of any news about not being supported anymore, but it's just a small wrapper for
.put(null). It's probably safer to just go with that
@rococtz:matrix.org I tried to just DM you (let me know if matrix picks it up)
@amark
is this normal
(A) forgot the
/gun, (B) the load balancer / etc. does not support sticky sockets or needs extra configuration (C) https vs http issues
@bresnow just noticed that @finwo also knows traeffik, so maybe you can collaborate on this wiki: https://github.com/amark/gun/wiki/Traefik see if his is working, see if his is missing stuff in yours, and then update it with the best of both???
the app takes an input of a product name and price and gives you a checkout connected to your dashboard based off iris, so no sign-ups. The checkout is pre-stylised with tailwind. More data needs to be funnelled and categorised on the dash to make it more biz friendly. If anyone wants to help drop a dm
@amark gun is a wonderful project. its power lies in its simplicity. i really liked the .map() function. I now try to think in map terms than sql query terms.
@amark can you write an exact code to change the user login credentials. I know we can change password by setting parameter in user.auth, but I am lost how to change the username/email. I have searched documentation, google, github, this chat forum, but can't figure out. Maybe update the documentation also regarding username change.
@amark can you write an exact code to change the user login credentials. I know we can change password by setting parameter in user.auth, but I am lost how to change the username/email. I have searched documentation, google, github, this chat forum, but can't figure out. Maybe update the documentation also regarding username change.
@amark I have found a problem with .map(). It works ok alone, but when coupled with promises, it doesn't work anymore. Also .then() don't work with .map() in my experience, even vanilla javascript promises also don't work with .map() in my experience. I know .map() is still experimental, but you said to report any bugs, so thats it.