🆕 Software Suggestion | Sigle #1634
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Name: Sigle
Category: Productivity Tools
URL: https://www.sigle.io/
Description
Sigle is a beautiful decentralized & open source blog maker.
It's built with Blockstack, meaning the user is responsible for the storage and we don't store any user data.
Github: https://github.com/pradel/sigle
Let me know what you think :)
Interesting! OP is the author of the software. This is a blog website creator hosted on the open-source PoX (proof-of-transfer) Blockstack's blockchain.
@pradel Can you please tell us more about what metadata are required/leaked to publish a post? I guess that the blockchain stores a unique handle that links a URL to the blog post, so the IP address is fully accessible to any reader?
Also, what kind of URL it generates when it is self-hosted, is it just a standard https protocol URL? If so, who or what system provides these URLs? Is it Blockstack?
Also is there a collaborative feature, for multiple authors to work on one blog?
@lrq3000 to publish a post you just need to have a blockstack id that is not linked to any personal data. Sigle is just able to read the username you registered with blockstack. When you login for the first time, a new URL pointing to Gaia (the storage component) is added to your blockstack profile so in JSON it looks a bit like this
{ apps: { 'https://app.sigle.io': 'https://my-storage-url' } }
. The URL is using the standard HTTPS protocol indeed so any other reader can use it easily, the URL is provided by Gaia which is a nodejs application by default deployed by blockstack but that you can change easily and self-host yourself.Not at the moment, but we are currently working on the v2 of the platform and this might be included :)
Ok awesome! Thank you very much for the additional details, the platform is very promising :-)
I however have an issue with the button "Visit my blog", for some reason it just redirects to the dashboard (more precisely it links to
https://app.sigle.io/
). I have however 2 published posts (for test purposes). I can give you my key if you need it, it's a test account anyway.You tried exactly when we had an issue around the registration of new accounts 😁 if you retry and create a new username everything should work :D
Seems like I was unlucky indeed :-)
I have just retested and indeed it works very well, very nice work!
I have three questions:
yes definitely this will be added
content is stored in Gaia, https://docs.stacks.co/build-apps/references/gaia
a governmental organization could ask me to remove some content, I would have to comply and take down the content from sigle.io (basically just hide it if someone hit the URL). But the content would still be available on Gaia as only the private key owner can edit the content. So any "alternative" reader can still display this content, the user will not lose his content as it is still available in Gaia.