It seems quite… minimalist at the moment. And it doesn’t seem to take any notice of the instance in the config file. Seems okay otherwise. I think I’d prefer an emacs version, maybe with gnus as the front-end, to be honest.
“Minimalist” wasn’t a criticism, just a comment really. It’s odd that I can’t see who posted what though.
I don’t have a github account so can’t create a ticket there. Basically I assumed that since the config contained the instance name (URL? I forget), that would be picked up in the absence of an instance on the command line and it would connect to that automatically.
you’ll be able to see the creator, It wasn’t relevant to the features I was working on that’s why I left it out,It will be done by this weekend.
Basically I assumed that since the config contained the instance name (URL? I forget), that would be picked up in the absence of an instance on the command line and it would connect to that automatically.
That’s the intended behavior but there was a bug that prevented default instance from loading if it wasn’t prefixed with ‘https://’. just fixed that👍
@lunatichacker@lemmy.ml started one just a few days ago, and it seems to be coming along: https://github.com/LunaticHacker/lemmy-terminal-viewer
I just gave it a try. It is still bare-bone.
I’ll let you know when it’s ready for use
Keep up the good work.
It seems quite… minimalist at the moment. And it doesn’t seem to take any notice of the instance in the config file. Seems okay otherwise. I think I’d prefer an emacs version, maybe with gnus as the front-end, to be honest.
It’s supposed to be minimalist (as in very less metadata), the ui is just a placeholder it will be polished once the core logic is done,
Please open a issue on github on how to improve the config I didn’t put a lot of thought into it becuase I wanted to prioritize another issue
“Minimalist” wasn’t a criticism, just a comment really. It’s odd that I can’t see who posted what though.
I don’t have a github account so can’t create a ticket there. Basically I assumed that since the config contained the instance name (URL? I forget), that would be picked up in the absence of an instance on the command line and it would connect to that automatically.
you’ll be able to see the creator, It wasn’t relevant to the features I was working on that’s why I left it out,It will be done by this weekend.
That’s the intended behavior but there was a bug that prevented default instance from loading if it wasn’t prefixed with ‘https://’. just fixed that👍
Thank you I will give it a try.