RE: In the Depths of the Blurt Blockchain: Active Accounts and BLURT they Hold

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In the Depths of the Blurt Blockchain: Active Accounts and BLURT they Hold

in blurt-101010 •  11 months ago 

Hey. I'm going to simplify my old idea of using Blurt Blockchain to monetize websites. Here's the plan:

  • I will have a wordpress site with contact form, signup link, tutorials, exchanges etc...
  • website owners will send information using contact-form:

rss feed url | verification link (link from monetized website to blurt.blog) | blurt account | default tag, tag1 | beneficiary1(website owner account, 94%), beneficiary2(can be my account, e.g.: 1%), beneficiary2(additional account, e.g. null 5%)

  • All posts from all rss feeds will be published from one account, e.g. @monetizer. This way I don't have to store any user's keys

For single url feed this is very easy to do using nodejs, https://github.com/rbren/rss-parser and simple link verification function https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22204218/use-javascript-to-find-a-specific-link

but I have a problem with multiple rss, I would like to store all feeds on a txt file, for example in this format, one feed one line

feed url | verification link | account | default tag, tag1 | beneficiary1, beneficiary2
feed url | verification link | account | default tag, tag1 | beneficiary1, beneficiary2
feed url | verification link | account | default tag, tag1 | beneficiary1, beneficiary2
...
...

Do you have any ideas how to do this? I understand that finding a solution and putting everything together may take a few hours, so I would be happy to pay you for the work, as long as you are interested in writing this script.


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  ·  11 months ago  ·  

Hi @mariuszkarowski, first, Happy New Year! I'll take a look, but it doesn't seem complicated (combining fs and a memory array to manage the multiple RSS). Using @monetizer as the posting authority is the best choice (far better than using users' keys). This week, I need to finish an update for Nexus, so I'll take the time to think about it this weekend. Do you have a GitLab account? If not, how about GitHub? Don't hesitate to contact me by DM on Discord if needed.

Happy New Year, I will find you on discord


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