Looks pretty awesome! I may try to run it up on one of my servers. If I do I'll definitely get linked up on github to keep you updated.
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Looks pretty awesome! I may try to run it up on one of my servers. If I do I'll definitely get linked up on github to keep you updated.
This is for personal use .. it does not allow others to login .. if you expose the web to the public, you will compromise your private keys. The purpose of this is not to host a new website, but to offer a standalone app that people can run at home .. locally!
Oh, haha, I've gotten so used to experimenting with things on my server I just jumped to assuming it was to be a web app. Thanks for the clarification.
You might want to make a big fat warning on this post and in the READMEs about this point. It was only clear after a bit of thinking, that this really is intended to be something you run locally.
You might even consider adding some strong speed-bumps before anyone can use something other than 127.0.0.1 to serve content.