Bradley Matusiak

+1 for `hooks/take_photo` my idea is to have `hooks/take_photo` run a external app `echo 'exec=python $PICAMERA_SNAP_APP/picamera.py' > hooks/take_photo` what would need to happen is to _stop/pause_ any processes using the...

i know this is old, but +1, using hooks, something to add for recommendation of api, current api hook example ``` echo 'text=Houston, we have a problem' > hooks/subtitle ```...

i thought the same but you dont necessarily need Content-Addressing in a user graph. as the content is protected by the hash. so hash it like normal. and save it...

use lex in map, not in get, as per @amark

you have a global. `used` and will break apps if use multiple times. you are prototyping off the Object Global class.. 'we need to stay away from that' the core...

if a app uses multiple gun instances my setup ``` const gunA = Gun({ peers:["https://gunpoint.herokuapp.com/gun"] }); inject(gunA); let dataA = await get("this is a test"); console.log(dataA.list()) const gunV = Gun({...

i have dwelled on promise logic issues, 1 idea i had was maybe we can make a chain called `promise(action)` like `promise("on")` or even a called `async` like `await gun.get(something).async("on")`...

`on` and `once` are emitters, `on` will fire every time it changes and give you a stream of data from other peers, `once` will grab the current value, and only...

and the reason why i think `promise(action)` is a good direction is because it sets us up for future and current chains to wrap anything in a promise if later...

for https://github.com/amark/gun/wiki/Unbuild#post-unbuild-process