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Yep this is spot-on. You can clone the repository today and run it on your own custom domain. Now, doing so will result in kind of a wonky URL structure unless
by jhunter1016 8y ago
Yep this is spot-on. You can clone the repository today and run it on your own custom domain. Now, doing so will result in kind of a wonky URL structure unless you customize the code. Your site would live on something like:
https://yourname.com/sites/[yourblockstackid] https://yourname.com/sites/[yourblockstackid]
But it's definitely an option! In fact, we deployed an example of this to another Blockstack app (Xor) that hosts static content and it worked like a charm.