rochacbruno, 25 days ago A Mastodon compatible fediverse instance server written in C that is really lightweight, no database, no javascript! https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2 made by @grunfink and it looks so good! https://comam.es/snac/grunfink We need a :yunohost: package for it!
A Mastodon compatible fediverse instance server written in C that is really lightweight, no database, no javascript!
https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2 made by @grunfink and it looks so good! https://comam.es/snac/grunfink
We need a :yunohost: package for it!
santiago, 25 days ago @rochacbruno @grunfink Makes me want to run this on my Pi3 that is currently idle on NetBSD ( but #IneverDoAnything )
@rochacbruno @grunfink Makes me want to run this on my Pi3 that is currently idle on NetBSD ( but #IneverDoAnything )
jedi, 25 days ago @rochacbruno @grunfink só estou confuso na parte "no database". Queria saber como que ele faz a persistência das postagens. Memória? Arquivo? Ou ele só tem um SQLite embutido e "no database" significa que não precisa de um banco externo?
@rochacbruno @grunfink só estou confuso na parte "no database". Queria saber como que ele faz a persistência das postagens. Memória? Arquivo? Ou ele só tem um SQLite embutido e "no database" significa que não precisa de um banco externo?
grunfink, 25 days ago No, there is no embedded SQLite nor any other "trick". Given a well-thought storage design, a full SQL engine is seldom necessary. I use an on-disk storage similar to what Git does. I described it in the snac(5) man page: https://comam.es/snac-doc/snac.5.html#Disk_Layout CC: @rochacbruno
No, there is no embedded SQLite nor any other "trick". Given a well-thought storage design, a full SQL engine is seldom necessary.
I use an on-disk storage similar to what Git does. I described it in the snac(5) man page:
snac(5)
https://comam.es/snac-doc/snac.5.html#Disk_Layout
CC: @rochacbruno
rochacbruno, 25 days ago @jedi @grunfink Flat files on a folder that you configure the starting the service, I am not sure yet which format the files are serialized.
@jedi @grunfink
Flat files on a folder that you configure the starting the service, I am not sure yet which format the files are serialized.
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