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That's a good point. How does one rate limit correctly in that case?
Rate limiting by data UUID might actually be pretty effective. I should add that to patchbay.pub.
1) It's a bit easier to read for longer text sources 2) It makes writing/reading JSON/YAML/other data sources much easier 3) lists are much easier to parse
Whoever made this, I love you. I do a lot of prototyping in Framer, and this just make simple prototypes that communicate with one another hell of a lot easier!
You may also like this super simple MQ I wrote a while ago: https://www.stavros.io/posts/messaging-for-your-things/
A handy substitute for mqtt since it doesn't allow a simple http get/post method to set and query keys - something very useful with iot stuff!
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Adding it to the homepage would be cool too ^^
How would you phrase it? "write only link here"? I really wanna keep the basic information visible and am not sure about about adding another line
but you're right it can be discovered
Is there a maximum file size limit?
"There currently isn't, but it is intended for small amounts of data. Today or tomorrow I'll probably put a cap at 500Kb or so, which is still a heckload of data."
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Thanks 8), rate limiting is just the most basic of nginx configs to like, 10 requests / second / ip
Really simple cool! One minor thing on the IP rate limiting side.... LOTS of mobile/cell users might end up NAT'ed behind a single IP. Just an FYI.
One more question: Does the data expire?
I think this is really nice and smart. I would suggest left-aligning the text in the edit/view mode for a few reasons: 1) It's a bit easier to read for longer text sources 2) It makes writing/reading JSON/YAML/other data sources much easier 3) lists are much easier to parse
Very cool! Do you have any sort of dashboard displaying stats for the service? Simple totals would be interesting, of course (size, # of buckets, # of edits, etc.), but I'd find histograms of edits etc. per bucket particularly fascinating.
I don't yet, but let me get back to you in a couple days. I think it'd be interesting to all.