@fabianbuthere

v1.3.0 just shipped! I switched from warp to axum to use async streams, which ensure that the TCP stream is held until the download is finished - which enables sharing of bigger files, even on slow internet connections.
I’m really proud of the small methods for optimisation I could find - and that I managed to build without a single clippy-all warning!
The next step is encryption, to ward against man-in-the-middle attacks - although it’s already really difficult to get a hold of any data transmitted over lift.

Install it now via cargo install lifter :3

Cat commands are here! yayyy :3

The bot is running! I first set up shuttle, and only realised it was discontinued a few months ago when I tried to deploy. Now I use railway, and it works!

The bot is running! Getting the WebSocket to work was rather easy, the Slack API is really hard to navigate though.
Not sure if I can host it on Nest (or similar services) if it is not NodeJS, that’s my next stop.

I just read that only QMK, KMK and ZMK are allowed. This is… really sad. I despise C, but I guess I’ll have to use it.

Finished the designs for the PCB and the case. Importing the plate into FreeCAD was a hustle, but I managed to figure it out by reading through 6 year old blog posts.
I was surprised that the hackpad guide uses non-FOSS software, but well.
Onto the firmware!