Posts by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
(DIR) Post #ATkffyWPrmShqE8mQK by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T19:33:39Z
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@mitch @steven @podverse I’ll try to take a look too in a bit.
(DIR) Post #AVwZkb4f3s2JXQZEq8 by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-05-22T23:23:04Z
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@mitch @dave I have time to do it was just waiting for the requirement and spec doc
(DIR) Post #AWiDH7AwxqmIlF2EPw by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-06-15T02:12:28Z
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@mitch @StevenB @dave @adam pushed an update. the parsed chat object now has a `phase` property to help distinguish what is going on. its in `podcast-partytime@4.6.0-beta.3`
(DIR) Post #AYKwaI8Vy8a8xicPIG by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-08-03T00:24:47Z
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@dave just use mongo, then you’ll be webscale.
(DIR) Post #AZlLBIuGT50E7Bb5Jg by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-14T15:33:06Z
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I know there's been talk in the past about an API that does feed parsing, so I went ahead and created something that uses `podcast-partytime` and a built from scratch parser I'm playing with. The new parser is very bare bones right now, just been playing with some of the more complicated tags to make sure I can get them to work cleanly.Using a PI ID:https://podtk.dev/api/parse/920666Using a full URL:https://podtk.dev/api/parse?url=https://feeds.podcastindex.org/pc20.xml
(DIR) Post #AZnQ9x2JBSMq5CSC2K by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T03:16:19Z
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@cameron holy cow, this might work. after about 20 minutes I got this going. Just going line by line through your python and converting to RPC calls and nodejs
(DIR) Post #AZnQA8ElXTrsp1MnTs by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T14:58:28Z
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@cameron yeah remote calls.Now for some reason I don't see that new node in the manage screen. I just see my previous attempts. Is there a limit of 2 nodes? or what needs to happen for a node to pop up on that manage screen?
(DIR) Post #AZnQA9kLvWjFVH9XM0 by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T15:07:51Z
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@cameron hmmm, I _think_ I'm sending this through:{ email: 'ryan.hirsch@gmail.com', version: '0.6p', peers: 157, ipfs_id: '12D3KooWQdmfTZWs7MuFYhSRpj7oFDBXQaS2JALkTn5WnoeEQg8h', ipfs_ver: '0.22.0', online: true}with the following headers"user-agent": "ptk-ipfs/0.1",accept: "application/json","content-type": "application/json",
(DIR) Post #AZnQABEsNWjs8ERQZM by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T15:15:20Z
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@cameron ZpfH is a ubuntu VM I have running with all your provided code. So at least I can follow a guide and get things working 😆 `Qg8h` is a standalone container that I'm trying to use my own custom code and the HTTP RPC api on
(DIR) Post #AZnQACeR7ymMVnPM36 by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T15:29:22Z
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@cameron yes, definitely should be, the "hello" was a request from postman, the other ptk- ones are all from node.
(DIR) Post #AZnQAENqgchNsvf8TI by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T15:36:33Z
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@cameron wahoo, that was it!
(DIR) Post #AZnQNng0mNw16nd12e by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T16:02:45Z
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@dave @cameron trying an alternative management client for the IPFS podcasting things. Right now what cameron has, expects to be running on the same box as the IPFS server and using the IPFS CLI for management.I'm wanting to run a vanilla IPFS container, and control it via the admin HTTP RPC api. So we're trying that with a node client, then going to try a rust client so that its trivial to spin up if you can run a container.
(DIR) Post #AZnQczzlGHS7eq75bk by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-15T16:05:30Z
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@dave @cameron yes exactly! (as long as you've done the right things to expose the admin api securely to yourself)
(DIR) Post #AZtysuiukjB6VLQ7kW by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-18T18:21:48Z
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DAI is terrible
(DIR) Post #AZu2ImlFHMDxCXXT7I by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-18T20:09:03Z
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If anyone is interested in the IPFS podcasting stuff I've been looking at here is the repo - https://github.com/RyanHirsch/ptk-ipfsThank you to @cameron for answering all my questions and creating the project.
(DIR) Post #AZyAVKqyP683roJJbM by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-09-20T19:41:17Z
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what if you only needed two GUI apps to participate in IPFS Podcasting? 🧠
(DIR) Post #AcaRASgFrz6oCDZ2gK by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-12-08T03:00:59Z
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@mitch @ChadF @PodcastsLive I’ll look thanks for the ping
(DIR) Post #AcbF454thpOuxsF2A4 by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-12-08T04:06:01Z
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@mitch @dave @ChadF @PodcastsLive @SirSpencer JS is barfing on that timestamp, I'll get a fix
(DIR) Post #AcbF45wmTUVDezS49I by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-12-08T04:19:37Z
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@mitch @dave @ChadF @PodcastsLive @SirSpencer I can't find a library that says this is acceptable. Luxon, Moment, date-fns, dayjs all say it's invalid. I guess I can special case it since others seem to be able to handle it.
(DIR) Post #AcbMte3O7t3dt64Pvk by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-12-08T14:03:28Z
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@dave @mitch @ChadF @PodcastsLive @SirSpencer I agree, I initially wasn’t going to try and fix, just pass through the value, but if others are working fine. I can’t let them be “better” now can I? 😆