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Are you planning on open sourcing your profile explorer? #2

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pennyfx opened this issue Mar 10, 2014 · 5 comments
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Are you planning on open sourcing your profile explorer? #2

pennyfx opened this issue Mar 10, 2014 · 5 comments

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@pennyfx
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pennyfx commented Mar 10, 2014

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@shea256
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shea256 commented Mar 10, 2014

Yes! The plans for that are in the works. We'll keep you updated.

@belovachap
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👍 Really like onename.io (it's been handy for getting all those tricky crypto addresses when i'm on other laptops) and am super glad to hear that you'll release the explorer code!

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shea256 commented Jul 25, 2014

As far as making your own explorer, you have basically everything you need. We open sourced opendig: https://github.com/opennamesystem/opendig and so now you can make a call to any number of namecoin instances and get a response back. From there, you have the JSON and all you need to do is use some type of templating language to display the JSON in a pretty way, which each site should do differently anyway. For example, you can use a server-side templating language like jinja2 for Flask or you can use client-side templating like the one that angular has.

Showing someone's name in angular is as easy as this:

<h2 ng-if="profile.name.formatted">{{ profile.name.formatted }}</h2>

@belovachap
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Cool. Sounds like you can close this ticket :)

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shea256 commented Jul 25, 2014

Sweet!

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