ah its back up now, thanks.
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joined 5 years ago
i was going to test these new changes out for my client, but it seems that https://voyager.lemmy.ml is down?
lem.el also implements a client, similar in design to mastodon.el. i did the api layer so that others could implement other kinds of interfaces such as a gnus backend if they desired.
does that really matter? its clear that lem.el is an Emacs library, and is thus named as such (.el), and is thus not a standalone piece of software. I really don't think its a problem. there are no Emacs libraries with the same name.
from a quick check, i have C-p and C-S-B working, but C-n and C-s and (many i think) others not working. ff 114 on linux.
ah, Lenny. I really love Lenny.
made some progress. mainly spent time working on getting the sorting types and listing types going, so you can cycle between them on the go. v basic display of post details in byline, etc., but that can easily be spruced up by pulling code from mastodon.el. + markdown rendered posts/comments, uwu!
https://codeberg.org/martianh/lem. the readme has a rough todo list.
logging in and loading lem as package is still pretty rough, or kinda broken. but i'll get it sorted soon.
still gotta build a comments tree also, that's a biggie.
can you see comments that way? you just subscribe to communities i imagine?
https://codeberg.org/martianh/lem has some basics, functions returning plain JSON. i didn't do any auth, but if its oauth and so similar to mastodon.el, we cd also just move its auth code into the fedi.el library. and fedi-http.el is already set up to handle auth tokens.
discovering lemmy's query parameters is quite a pain for me, as i don't know rust.
thanks for the link. so https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/main/src/api_routes_http.rs shows the paths and params, i tried them in a rest client and it's no too hard to follow.
the mastodon.el http layer isn't great, but it could be v quickly adapted for this case.
understatement of the year