Hi all,
I worked with two friends on a little Rust project (Server, Client) to host MarkDown pages in the Nym Mixnet. This project is a Proof-Of-Concept (POC) and I hope the Nym community and it’s Rust programmers can enhance the bare bones browser, because my friends finished this project as is and I am a Go guy and not Rust guy. I hope NymView will bring a lot of fun to the Nym Community! The project will be soon hosted on GitHub. @XRoot I have send you a PM.
The project is archived on GitHub. Feel free to fork and enhance it.
Small demo page on a VPS in Spain:
nym://7NxMZ57XvdxY2Vv8LxpPPBEmNNQfZTpwwH86AWqtvYZD.Ca7jxW1vhE5hXN4vXVKXzvgUj8UTjWysXwMzfxJjqQdg@HiVGQq2riqPFoPyYRYCZq3zFmFk15gnJzH4s9mHEbgKH
Awesome job, Everyone! Like I said before if it can be built on Tor, it can be built on Nym too. I’ve forked the project here: GitHub - valansai/NymView: Proof-Of-Concept for hosting MarkDown pages on the Nym Mixnet and I will looking for ways to improve it.
Thanks a lot, XRoot, much appreciated! I hope that the Nym community will like NymView so that we all have a nice and global MarkDown pages web in the Nym Mixnet.
Hey @pollux and @XRoot, thanks for another cool anon tool making use of the mixnet! We’ve added it to the NSL November contributions list. If you want to take the project further, let us know - we’d be happy to support with a grant.
You’re welcome @sudonym. I no longer work on the project, I only do now beta-testing the releases from XRoot and give my input.
Hi, Sudo. I’m looking to improve it, I’ll post the updates that I plan to do shortly..
awesome, looking forward to it!
