It says "Compiled! Running", and shows some code in their language, but the other half of the screen is just black for me.
I assume from the text on the page that it is supposed to be showing tweets and some kind of spam rule classification or something.
The Wikipedia Recent Changes demo https://websqrl.vercel.app/wikipedia however did show one element on the right side, with an article title, IPv6 address, timestamp, a piece of quoted text, and "Rules fired". The rule was "FirstEventSeen".
Looking at the code shown for the Wikipedia example, the demo rules are:
- Simple rule to make sure atleast one event shows up in the UI
- Flag any users using profanity (not a great spam rule! but easy)
So I suppose that with a bit more time some events might show up matching the second rule as well.
Perhaps the Twitter demo example works like that when it works.
I see also that the SQRL code in the Twitter demo is also has a rule that is meant to ensure that at least one tweet shows up.
Definitely either something is currently broken, or it is connecting directly to Twitter from the browser perhaps, and Twitter is not letting my browser get any data from their API?
I assume from the text on the page that it is supposed to be showing tweets and some kind of spam rule classification or something.
The Wikipedia Recent Changes demo https://websqrl.vercel.app/wikipedia however did show one element on the right side, with an article title, IPv6 address, timestamp, a piece of quoted text, and "Rules fired". The rule was "FirstEventSeen".
Looking at the code shown for the Wikipedia example, the demo rules are:
- Simple rule to make sure atleast one event shows up in the UI
- Flag any users using profanity (not a great spam rule! but easy)
So I suppose that with a bit more time some events might show up matching the second rule as well.
Meanwhile though, https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Recent_changes_stream links to https://codepen.io/ottomata/pen/VKNyEw/ which has events flying across the screen in the hundreds. Would be neat with a demo of SQRL also having many events fly by like that, and perhaps with a pause button in case one wanted to stop it and have a look at some of the events.
Perhaps the Twitter demo example works like that when it works.
I see also that the SQRL code in the Twitter demo is also has a rule that is meant to ensure that at least one tweet shows up.
Definitely either something is currently broken, or it is connecting directly to Twitter from the browser perhaps, and Twitter is not letting my browser get any data from their API?