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You're right, I'm using lz-string to compress the text before shoving it in the URL. This is definitely a necessary evil for the time being so I don't need a ba
by tonyonodi 4y ago
You're right, I'm using lz-string to compress the text before shoving it in the URL. This is definitely a necessary evil for the time being so I don't need a back end component to the app. But eventually I do want prettier URLs and collaborative editing if I can make that work without it bankrupting me or driving me insane.
- simonz05 4y agoBe aware URL field in browsers have a maximum number of characters they accept.
- joshspankit 4y ago
- dunham 4y agoFor what it's worth, the typescript playground takes the exact same approach as you, placing a compressed (lz-string) copy of the text after the #code/ in a sharing url.