I really wish there were more examples of 9p and Filesystem like apps. Suckless also had wmii window manager that I used for years, but then and now, there was very little examples of what the 9p interface looked like.
Really wish there were better references to share for this stuff. This still feels like one of the most user-empowering paths computing has to expose itself, utterly universal & already with some user-savy right there.
ah, i was hoping this would just exploit slack as the hosting service for your files by abstracting away the api; but this is cool too!
Hah, the readme doesn't even show what it's good for. What does "ls" do inside a mounted directory? What does cat *, or rm -rf do?
Heh, the readme is quite sparse. There is quite a bit more information in plan.md though not directly answering your questions
https://github.com/jeremy46231/slackfs/blob/main/PLAN.md
Hmm, keeping "#" in the filenames is going to be painful...
A Slack filesystem that makes files uploaded to Slack openable (most probably readonly) in a local file viewer would be cool though.
Reminds me suckless' ii IRC client.
I really wish there were more examples of 9p and Filesystem like apps. Suckless also had wmii window manager that I used for years, but then and now, there was very little examples of what the 9p interface looked like.
Chicken Scheme has a 9p module, that happens to have some real world examples, in Scheme. Scroll down a tiny bit: https://wiki.call-cc.org/eggref/5/9p#data-directory-listing
Really wish there were better references to share for this stuff. This still feels like one of the most user-empowering paths computing has to expose itself, utterly universal & already with some user-savy right there.