lemon3 update.

# Uploading

- You can upload files (any file, but try it with audio/video) or any size. 
- The files, together with the metadata you provide are uploaded on IPFS. 
- Then a special link is shared on farcaster, together with a miniapp that renders the content.

# Downloading:

The miniapp is just a user-friendly renderer. If you want to download the files locally, you can use the "download" command.

# Feeds

The original promise of lemon3 was "something like RSS with enclosures, but decentralized". Now, you can use the "downloadfeed <fname>" command, which:
- Will check fname's casts
- Identify the ones that contain lemon3 embeds
- Download the embedded files.

# Limitations

You need access to a Snapchain node and an IPFS node.

For snapchain, the simples solution is a free Neynar dev account. For IPFS you can download the IPFS desktop app. Of course, you can use your own Snapchain hub and the command-line version of the ipfs client.

Check out the repo for source/pre-build binaries, instructions. Check out @fc1's feed to see how the uploaded files look in practice.

lemon3 update.

# Uploading

- You can upload files (any file, but try it with audio/video) or any size. 
- The files, together with the metadata you provide are uploaded on IPFS. 
- Then a special link is shared on farcaster, together with a miniapp that renders the content.

# Downloading:

The miniapp is just a user-friendly renderer. If you want to download the files locally, you can use the "download" command.

# Feeds

The original promise of lemon3 was "something like RSS with enclosures, but decentralized". Now, you can use the "downloadfeed <fname>" command, which:
- Will check fname's casts
- Identify the ones that contain lemon3 embeds
- Download the embedded files.

# Limitations

You need access to a Snapchain node and an IPFS node.

For snapchain, the simples solution is a free Neynar dev account. For IPFS you can download the IPFS desktop app. Of course, you can use your own Snapchain hub and the command-line version of the ipfs client.

Check out the repo for source/pre-build binaries, instructions. Check out @fc1's feed to see how the uploaded files look in practice.

https://github.com/vrypan/lemon3

Dad, geek, conversation liquidity provider. vrypan.net (home), @l--o--l (fun). devcoin:$lemon3

The miniapp is a Cloudflare worker. Very simple code, just fetches the embed metadata as json from `ipfs.io` and renders them. I'm sure it can be improved a lot, feel free to submit PRs.

https://github.com/vrypan/lemon3-miniapp

If you upload video or audio files, regularly (for example a podcast), and you want to use lemon3, let me know, and I'll try to help with anything that is not clear.