dat:dat:
- tries to be fun and weird.
- let's you interact with nostr exposing the protocol instead of abstracting it.
- tries to be minimalistic, flexible and powerful.
- doesn't do it all yet, soon™.
- is not for everyone.
- keeps changing in breaking ways.
- has bugs and bad decisions.
- is a learning tool.
- is written in vanilla js, html and css.
- is public domain, free and open-source.
- you can do whatever the fuck you want with it.
UI/UXUI/UX
- alphaama doesn't do much on it's own, it takes commands given by the user and executes them
- it has a single input field for interaction like a Command Line Interface (CLI) wrapped in a Graphical User - Interface (GUI) that can be interacted with
- commands are given by prefixing the input with a value (default is
.aa) - if no command prefix is found at the start of the input, a kind:1 draft is created (if logged in)
- can display all event kinds using a single threaded generic event view
- can be used to create any event type and autofills the missing required fields (raw JSON)
- you can use multiple tabs with different requests
- to reset everything, type:
.aa zzz