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Self hostable gif database?
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2024
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I would say an image archiver like Hydrus might be suitable for an individual, but I don't think it would have anything for your multiuser use-case.
I am curious if any popular keyboards accept custom gify/etc replacement URLs. It'd be pretty slick to set up Heliboard or Futo keyboard with an integrated self-hosted gify
There's Ewe Sticker Keyboard that I use with gif files on Android. Particularly with sticker packs I ripped from Telegram.
Thanks! I'll have to check it out myself.
It doesn't help if folks are iOS, but perhaps ludicolo@lemmy.ml could set up a file sync server (e.g. nextcloud, etc) that syncs the files to their phones, and then an app like this could be used to pick images?
Or maybe there's a way to set it up to read from a WebDAV mount point either in application or through Android?
Huh, i just use it with a local directory but I jist checked and could easily select a share from rcx app, so whatever you use for webdav access will also work.
Ps. If you dont use Nextcloud yet, don't, it's so slow I can't imagine how many hours it will take to load a sticker pack, several seconds per file
Anything you'd recommend over nextcloud for filesharing? I've had it setup so I've left it.
I just suggested something like it because OP wanted to they and their friends to be able to use the images.
I use syncthing now but it's a different use case. Nginx set up as a webdav server will work just fine, or any s/ftp app with a shared account.
I would love to see what futo would come uo with in this department