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LaVillaStrangiato

@ LaVillaStrangiato @infosec.pub

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  • How to share open-source side projects with other developers?

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  • Created a self-hosted API for CRUD-ing JSON data on different storage providers (local, S3, minIO, ...).

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  • I think that's a valid point. Note, the API is structured: /file/key1/key2/... if you want to access [key1][key2] in file.json. Hence, you can't have folder paths in the filename (because that adds an additional slash). However, perhaps with escaping characters it might become possible, so I made an issue to fix this 👍

    Btw, I appreciate you taking the time to investigate and understand my side project. It really helps. Happy 2026! (in my timezone we're almost there).

  • How to share open-source side projects with other developers?

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  • Thanks! I never had much success there, but who knows. I will create the docker image, that is a good idea in general :)

  • Created a self-hosted API for CRUD-ing JSON data on different storage providers (local, S3, minIO, ...).

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  • Thanks for checking my project out. In the readme I state it's for 'small personal projects' where you want to get something quickly. However, "widly insecure" seems a bit much? If you use it for storing data that has no privacy (like public blog posts, and their comments)?

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    LaVillaStrangiato @infosec.pub

    How to share open-source side projects with other developers?

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world
    LaVillaStrangiato @infosec.pub

    Created a self-hosted API for CRUD-ing JSON data on different storage providers (local, S3, minIO, ...).

    github.com /TimoKats/emmer
  • Opensource @programming.dev
    LaVillaStrangiato @infosec.pub

    Self-hosted API for CRUD-ing JSON data on different filesystems (local, S3, azure blob, ...) quickly. Good for flexible, interoperable, and ad-hoc data tasks.

    github.com /TimoKats/emmer