On Fri, Jun 04, 2021 at 09:39:42PM -0500, Andrew Singleton wrote: > I suppose I should come up with a use case I want and then ask if they can > be done we I really don't feel in my depth on technical aspects. > > I just know serve scripts are possible, but I don't know what is > realistically doable and it of that what actually works within the > protocol's strengths. You can basically do any sort of CGI scripting you want, in python, shell, etc. I wrote a very simple Python script here that simply proxies the tilde wiki over gemini: gemini://tilde.team/~remyabel/wiki.cgi It's not very advanced but it gets the job done. To start off, all you need to do is print the correct response code and content type. So a hello world would look like: printf "20 text/gemini\r\n" printf "hello world" I would look at the specification or other CGI scripts for more examples.
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