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Oh man I want this to be true so badly! My career was built on building web apps and I also love the terminal. I think ssh apps have the potential to bridge the
by qudat 5y ago
Oh man I want this to be true so badly! My career was built on building web apps and I also love the terminal. I think ssh apps have the potential to bridge the gap between the convenience of web apps (no install required) and the terminal.
I just built a new app (https://lists.sh https://lists.sh — launching tomorrow) which leverages the charm toolset. It was a ton of fun to build and I think the workflow for publishing blog posts is more convenient than virtually every other blog platform I’ve tried.
- gnat 5y agoI've been looking for a set of instructions about how to set up an ssh app that doesn't open my computer to pwnage. Do you know of such a set of instructions?
- Shared404 5y agoPossibly something along the lines of a chrooted user for $app that all users log into? Said user would run the application program instead of a shell probably, and actual auth for end users would be more like an http auth style setup instead of "logging in" to the server. At that point I think you're about as safe as "Generic PHP Web App" - I'm sure I've missed something, but that's where I'd start looking.
- qudat 5y agoI’d start here: https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish
- gnat 5y agoThanks!
- jesushax 5y agoThis is pretty cool! Looking forward to the launch tomorrow, good luck!