xrforge-v2/README.md

$ source .env            # not needed if your system has autoenv
$ util/xrforge.sh build  # fast: repeatable build
$ nix-build              # slow: reproducable nix build (for experts)

NOTES:

                   /admin.lua <--- define other instances..for CORS allow / mount http
                                   configure in-zip or filesystem-cache

                   opendirectory.lua <--- mount other instances over http (via xrforge or rclone)

.xrforge/hook/scandir <-- event to hook 

scan files                                      
----------             middleware/xrexperience.lua
  | events:            ---------------------
  + file               type: sidecarfile 
  + sidecarfiles --->  regex =  {"\.glb", "\.png", "\.vtt"} 
  |                    regex_minmatch = 2
  + folder             viewer = /view/janusweb/#janus.url=${file}.glb
                       template = [[
                         <div class="tile"> ... </div>
                       ]]

Ideas

• landingpage = /about
• scan functions in xrforge.lua / .xrforge
• video-hover: https://codepen.io/coderofsalvation/pen/YPNOyqx

Scan manyfold

---

manual scan (via cli?)
curl -L -X 'GET'   'http://xrforge.isvery.ninja/models?page=1&order=name'     -H 'accept: application/vnd.manyfold.v0+json'
curl -L -X 'GET'   'http://xrforge.isvery.ninja/models?page=1&order=recent'   -H 'accept: application/vnd.manyfold.v0+json'

Permacomputing Spirit

• developed on Dillo as lowest common denominator / compatibility
• does not use javascript (WebXR viewer being the exception)
• gracefully degrades to admin/filebrowser for >noscript>/potato-browsers
• server is using lua-scripting via cosmopolitan libc's redbean

So yes, the codebase/html/css is intentionally 90-ish: that's exactly why it works on potato-devices AND modern devices.