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Flags.gg Launched
On 2024-12-24 I soft launched (soft because not all features are finished yet, but enough to get it launched) the service
The service is works with the majority of features in place
Live Features
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Multi Project
If you have a plan that supports multiple projects, then the support exists that flags don’t clash with each other
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Multi Agent
You might need multi agents, e.g. a dashboard and a landing page (like flags.gg)
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This is a very simple url shortner, it does exactly that
It has an increadbly simple API
Very simple API
Create
curl --request POST \ --url http://api.1tn.pw/v1/create \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --data '{ "url": "https://keloran.dev" }'
Returns
{ "short": "yJjWqM", "url": "https://keloran.dev" }
Get
curl --request GET \ --url https://api.1tn.pw/v1/yJjWqM \
Returns
{ "long": "https://keloran.dev" }
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This is a feature flag system, I have been designing for a few months now,
it has a few nice features and works in React and NextJS
it will soft launch on Boxing Day 2024
Implemented features * NextJS clientside support * React support * multi project * multi agent * multi Environment * secret menus with custom keycombos
Planned features * Flag promotion from dev to production * Golang support for reading if flag is enabled * NextJS server support for reading if flag is enabled * RBAC support
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Another project
So I decided to create another project, this was mainly to re-learn react, and to get back into the swing of things, so what is it
Well if you can’t guess by the title, its a todo-list, specifically Todo-List.app
Features
- Entirly private, encryption happens in browser
- Storage is only of the encrypted form
- Login is using Keycloak, so no “real” details are retained
- Export/Import todo.txt
Unfinished features
- Project support (its a very simple todo, only items and sub-items atm)
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Cluster Update
My kubernetes cluster runs on a mix of RaspberryPI 4s, and x86(AMD64) machines, but because I built it originally with only the raspberrys, my control plane was on a PI
Well that was working fine for nearly 2 years, but the SD card on the control plane died, which wasn’t a good time
So I decided to what I always do, and go nuts
Spending spree
So I purchased a few things to tackle this issue
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Old iPads with a Modern Use
I have gone quite heavy into home automation, not too extreme (mainly because I don’t have a lot of automated products) but enough that it has made an impact on my life, I have the following automations
- Automatic lights in a few rooms
- Kitchen: the light comes on when you enter the room, and only turns off after it has been vacant for 5 minutes (if your stood at the stove and haven’t moved much I don’t want the light to go off)
- Dining Room: light comes on when you go past a sensor in the hall/stairs (there isn’t a sensor in the dining room)
- Living Room: light comes on when you enter the room, and goes off if there is no activity for 5 minutes and the TV isn’t on (sat at the sofa watching something shouldn’t turn the lights off)
- Stairs: Turn on when you enter the stairs either from the top or the bottom, turn off after 1 minute of no activity
- Bedroom: Turn on in the morning, turn off when everyone “should” have left the bedroom
Future plans
There are plans for future automations, every room has a temperature sensor in it, and will have wall heaters (I live in the UK) that turn on when the sensor detects the temperature not the heater detecting the temperature, this is to avoid it thinking “I’m nice and warm and 10ft from the nearest person screw them”
- Automatic lights in a few rooms