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Gabriel 2 years ago
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function fetchback(url,cback){
fetch(url).then((request)=>request.json()).then((data)=>cback(data));
}
function interverse_data(url,cback){
url = interverse_proxy+"/initial?url="+url
fetch(url).then((response)=> {
if (!response.ok){
return {}
}
return response.json();
}).then((data)=>cback(data))
}
// https://davidwalsh.name/query-string-javascript
function getUrlParameter(name) {
name = name.replace(/[\[]/, '\\[').replace(/[\]]/, '\\]');
var regex = new RegExp('[\\?&]' + name + '=([^&#]*)');
var results = regex.exec(location.search);
return results === null ? '' : decodeURIComponent(results[1].replace(/\+/g, ' '));
};

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<h3 x-text="name"></h3>
<div class="interverse-connection-group">
<template x-for="link in group">
<div class="interverse-connection" x-data="{connected:false">
<div class="interverse-connection" x-init="fetchback(link+'/.well-known/interverse',function(data){
Alpine.store(data['location'],data);
});">
<template x-if="Alpine.store(link)['name'] !=''">
<div class='interverse-connection-preview'
x-on:click="initialize(link)">
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</div>
<div id="interverse-connections">
<template x-for="connection in Alpine.store('data')['connections']">
<div class="interverse-connection">
<div class="interverse-connection" x-init="fetchback(connection+'/.well-known/interverse',function(data){
Alpine.store(data['location'],data);
});">
<template x-if="Alpine.store(connection)['name']">
<div x-on:click="initialize(connection)" class='interverse-connection-preview'>
<h3 x-text="Alpine.store(connection)['name']"></h3>
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function initialize(url) {
Alpine.store("data", {});
fetchback("https://"+url+'/.well-known/interverse',function(data){
fetchback("http://"+url.replace("https://",'').replace('http://','').replace('/','')+'/.well-known/interverse',function(data){
if (data['name']){
Alpine.store('data',data);
}

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# Getting started
## Create your interverse file
This file is essentially your 'listing'.
1. Grab the [example file](../interverse-example.json) or modify the [Libre Solutions Network](https://libresolutions.network/.well-known/interverse) one.
2. Make your changes, feel free to reference the [format](readme.md)
3. Ensure that the file is formatted as valid [JSON](https://www.json.org/json-en.html).
Any errors will fail completely.
## Getting online
### Option A (ideal)
* You must serve valid JSON from `/.well-known/interverse`
* The header `access-control-allow-origin *` must also be [added](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS).
### Option B (simple)
* Serve valid JSON from either:
* `/.well-known/interverse`
* `/interverse.json`
Omitting the CORS header means that the client needs to ask a server to load the data, this can have performance impacts.
## How do I see my listing?
Interverse is a fully-decentralized system. You can [setup your instance]() or preview yourself at `https://libresolutions.network/interverse?url={your.domain}`.
*Note: libresolutions.network uses a fairly long cache value when no results are returned.*
If you want to see your changes reflected immediately, consider adding the CORS header.

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# Running your own instance
The reference instance is running at [libresolutions.network](https://libresolutions.network/interverse)
If all your connections are adding the [CORS header](getting-started.md) all you need is to serve the content of [Client/index.html](../Client/index.html) from your page.
That file is written so that it can be easily pasted into an existing page, or used as a hugo shortcode.
Known instances:
* [jamespearson.xyz](https://jamespearson.xyz/interverse/)
## interverse-proxy
For compatibility with [Discover]() or for displaying previews of sites not serving the CORS header you'll want to setup

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# Interverse v0.1
## Requirements
* You must serve valid JSON from `/.well-known/interverse`
* The header `access-control-allow-origin *` must also be [added](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS).
# Interverse v0.1
Interverse is currently an open alpha.
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* _Avoid leaving slashes `/` at the end_
## Fields
## Fields:
---
### version
*float*
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---
### onion
*a Tor onion address*
You can add your sites onion address.
---
If you have any questions don't hesitate to e-mail gabriel@libresolutions.network

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# Interverse
[Try it out!](https://libresolutions.network/interverse)
[Demo video](https://libresolutions.network/videos/interverse-demo-1/)
## A decentralized discovery service that allows you to easily discover like-minded sites.
## A decentralized discovery service that allows you to easily discover sites and services.
* No complicated software to run (beyond an existing website)
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* Scalable
* Extensible
![](media/interverse.gif)
[Try it out!](https://libresolutions.network/interverse)
[Demo video](https://libresolutions.network/videos/interverse-demo-1/)
### Protocol neutrality
Clients should be able to easily be ported to TOR/Gemini/IPFS/ect
### Can I join?
You don't need my permission!
You don't need permission!
Simply follow these steps and you're online!
1) Grab the [example file](https://codeberg.org/gabe/Interverse/src/branch/main/interverse-example.json) or you can grab the one from [the Libre Solutions Network](https://libresolutions.network/.well-known/interverse)
2) [Check out the docs](Docs/readme.md)
3) Modify it with your data
4) Serve that file from **your.website/.well-known/interverse**
5) Ensure that the webserver also adds the correct header: `access-control-allow-origin *`
6) Feel free to test your setup by visiting:
https://libresolutions.network/Interverse?url=your.website
Check out [getting started](Docs/getting-started.md).
### How do I run the client myself?
1) `git clone https://codeberg.org/gabe/Interverse.git`
2) `cd Interverse/Client`
3) `python -m http.server`
4) Hack away!
### Can I create my own client?
Please do!
### Can I create my own client/Server?
**Please do!**
If you need any help getting started feel free to get in touch with me by e-mailing gabriel@libresolutions.network
If you need any help getting started feel free to get in touch at gabriel@libresolutions.network
---
Compatible with [Discover](https://codeberg.org/onasaft/Discover)
Now Compatible with [Discover](https://codeberg.org/onasaft/Discover)!

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