On Tue, 2020-07-14 at 16:48 +0000, acdw wrote:
> Absolutely beautiful work! I am especially impressed you have it
> working on the web *and* in geminispace :D
Thanks! I didn't plan on adding a write option to the web side of the
wiki, but the simple stuff about the web really is simple. This code
doesn't do content negotiation, caching, or anything like that. And
once you know this, all you have to do is read the first request line,
see whether it's a Gemini URL or a GET request, and if it's a get
request, read the reast of the headers (and maybe ignore them all,
haha) until you get to to an empty line (headers all being \r\n
separated), and that's it.
> I've been wanting to try geminizing (and learning) toki pona stuff
> ... this "wiki" idea looks like the absolute best way to do it!
If you want to set it up yourself, I'm happy to help. And if you want a
separate wiki space, let me know. Otherwise, feel free to use
transjovian.org for Toki Pona. I also spent a little time trying to
learn the language, so you're not alone. ?
Maybe a no-tracking and beginner-friendly variant of this one:
https://tokipona.fandom.com/wiki/lipu_lawa
Cheers
Alex
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