Yesterday, so many people released so much cool stuff: @danielroe.dev unifonts.dev, @philippeserhal.com Netlify's git hosting feature, @tkdodo.eu and @benjavicente.dev Angular Query. So I wanna release something too: opendeck.space
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Yesterday, so many people released so much cool stuff: @danielroe.dev unifonts.dev, @philippeserhal.com Netlify's git hosting feature, @tkdodo.eu and @benjavicente.dev Angular Query. So I wanna release something too: opendeck.space
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The data is split into individual cards. Here you can see the dedicated lexicon for it: pdsls.dev/at://did:plc... But opendeck.space has rate limiting built in, so when you copy a deck from someone else, it makes sure not to create too many record at once and just waits a little bit.
Can this support something like the Anking deck? I was working backwards from this, but importing a multi GB deck was a big issue at the time. Source here btw github.com/EmNudge/anki... The atproto version hasn't been pushed, but I bought a domain name for it because of course I did.
Yes, currently everything you do in ATproto is publicly visible. People on the ATproto team are working on making private data available, which is called ATproto spaces. opendeck.space already supports ATproto spaces, but it is in the early alpha stage and should not be used by users already!
Give it a try, check it out on GitHub: github.com/trueberryles... ⭐ and contribute if you have a nice idea 💡
Great to hear! Makes a lot more sense. I tried going back through a card that I had already done to see how my records changed, but it seemed like a new record was created for progress on the same card. But it actually looks like it's a "reverse" progress record pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...