Glenn D
Glenn D
A variation of the above example, if you only wan to hide recent activity from public viewing, you could use this snippet: ```html window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', (event) => { const loginShowing =...
Hello @binwiederhier A couple of great Delphi developers wrote a nice wrapper for the API. (https://github.com/hazzelnuts/ntfy-for-delphi) Seeing this issue got me excited as I can help out! Would you be...
> but also no custom server and topics with credentials as far as I see? The wrapper is quite new, these features will be added next and thus in a...
> also that there is an real application like this Yes, the wrapper library ships with a simple, Windows-only (for now) demo. > and then a notification when a message...
Both would be preferred to accommodate commercial vendors and trial packages.
I would recommend XML too, since it's possible to attach more detailed information and/or package install instructions while retaining readability. JSON would be easier to parse, but with package management,...
@vincentparrett Of course, it is a complex topic that's not solved overnight. However I think it's important to keep in the back of our heads :)
In addition to what @casteng mentions, wouldn't it be an idea to include a field with a GUID or uniquely identifiable hash in case a faulty or compromised package has...
A common local repository for the installed packages is key. Also a common directory to store the demos for the components/packs so they're easier to locate (and compile!).
Utilize GPG to sign the packages as we do with Debian Linux packages? Maybe interface with keybase.io?