#coaps — Public Fediverse posts
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@guenther Why not both as needed?
(Like, <https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://rd.coap.amsuess.com/resource-lookup/> is mostly hacked together with `import js` for quick DOM hacking, but CBOR pretty-printing and the cryptographic backend for end-to-end security is powered by PyO3, and for the WebSockets part I'm undecided which variant is best.)
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@guenther Why not both as needed?
(Like, <https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://rd.coap.amsuess.com/resource-lookup/> is mostly hacked together with `import js` for quick DOM hacking, but CBOR pretty-printing and the cryptographic backend for end-to-end security is powered by PyO3, and for the WebSockets part I'm undecided which variant is best.)
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@guenther Why not both as needed?
(Like, <https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://rd.coap.amsuess.com/resource-lookup/> is mostly hacked together with `import js` for quick DOM hacking, but CBOR pretty-printing and the cryptographic backend for end-to-end security is powered by PyO3, and for the WebSockets part I'm undecided which variant is best.)
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@guenther Why not both as needed?
(Like, <https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://rd.coap.amsuess.com/resource-lookup/> is mostly hacked together with `import js` for quick DOM hacking, but CBOR pretty-printing and the cryptographic backend for end-to-end security is powered by PyO3, and for the WebSockets part I'm undecided which variant is best.)
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@guenther Why not both as needed?
(Like, <https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://rd.coap.amsuess.com/resource-lookup/> is mostly hacked together with `import js` for quick DOM hacking, but CBOR pretty-printing and the cryptographic backend for end-to-end security is powered by PyO3, and for the WebSockets part I'm undecided which variant is best.)
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An unplanned product of the #IETFHackathon was a new #CoAP tool: https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://demo.coap.amsuess.com/.well-known/core is now usable as a browser tool to fetch CoAP resources.
It is not pretty, and takes a few seconds to load, but then it's just 150 lines of code, building on aiocoap and #pyodide. -
An unplanned product of the #IETFHackathon was a new #CoAP tool: https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://demo.coap.amsuess.com/.well-known/core is now usable as a browser tool to fetch CoAP resources.
It is not pretty, and takes a few seconds to load, but then it's just 150 lines of code, building on aiocoap and #pyodide. -
An unplanned product of the #IETFHackathon was a new #CoAP tool: https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://demo.coap.amsuess.com/.well-known/core is now usable as a browser tool to fetch CoAP resources.
It is not pretty, and takes a few seconds to load, but then it's just 150 lines of code, building on aiocoap and #pyodide. -
An unplanned product of the #IETFHackathon was a new #CoAP tool: https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://demo.coap.amsuess.com/.well-known/core is now usable as a browser tool to fetch CoAP resources.
It is not pretty, and takes a few seconds to load, but then it's just 150 lines of code, building on aiocoap and #pyodide. -
An unplanned product of the #IETFHackathon was a new #CoAP tool: https://coap.amsuess.com/view/##coaps+ws://demo.coap.amsuess.com/.well-known/core is now usable as a browser tool to fetch CoAP resources.
It is not pretty, and takes a few seconds to load, but then it's just 150 lines of code, building on aiocoap and #pyodide.