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Add example of content site that writes back to git database #33

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creationix opened this issue Feb 26, 2014 · 4 comments
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Add example of content site that writes back to git database #33

creationix opened this issue Feb 26, 2014 · 4 comments

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@creationix
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This would be good for implementing a wiki or something in tedit.

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Neppord commented Feb 26, 2014

What is the current "back end" running? Is it node or something more chrome specific?

Cause there is a lot of good node modules for taking care of security. And it would be really nice if one could build a full fledged CMS system.

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In Tedit, the backend is just js code using the chrome.socket API. But that specific doesn't matter. There will also be a node version. The important thing is I can't assume node is available since this needs to run in so many environments.

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Neppord commented Feb 26, 2014

How should deployment of a app like this work? It will be different from the filter build process, right?

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It will be added to the build system when running as a web server (either local in tedit or published via node on a public site). The idea I have is to expose a websocket and/or REST API for calling the fs abstraction. https://github.com/creationix/tedit-app/blob/master/src/data/fs.js#L30-L87. This would need some way to bake in authentication for the publicly hosted version, though local tedit version doesn't need auth unless you open it to your local network.

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