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Announcing source.community

December 19, 2021

In my last gemlog entry[1] I talked about the gemini server framework I created but hadn't yet made the code available. This wasn't because the code wasn't ready to publish but because I didn't yet know where I wanted to publish it.

1: A New Gemini Server Framework

Since I wrote that entry I've figured out where to publish my gemini related projects. In my spare time I created a git hosting service called source.community[1] with a gemini interface! I've pushed up the code for my server framework[2]. You can check out the docs on pkg.go.dev[3].

1: source.community

2: ckaznocha/gemini

3: ckaznocha/gemini on pkg.go.dev

Anyone is welcome to sign up for a source.community account. There is currently an invite process while I make sure the service can scale affordably. You can request an invite from the source.community home page.

Check out the official gemlog[1] and FAQ[2] for more details. Here are some feature highlights:

repos with public read and protected writes

git+https

go get support

gmi files get rendered as gemini text

MD files get converted to and rendered as gemini text on the fly

view the raw source of any file

binary files get served with the appropriate mime type

1:Official Gemlog

2:FAQ

Please check out source.community and sign up for an account!

-- Clifton