rns.recipes

In case you haven't paid attention to the announce stream lately, there is now a static mirror of the wiki (https://reticulum.miraheze.org) on NomadNet: 72a2d9c12215802605779f4366d48335

It runs a modified Retipedia 2.0 that relies on a few tricks in wikitext to have external links work both on the web and on NomadNet. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, I think the NomadNet version is much better than the web version!

There are of course also .zim files to download for offline use with Kiwix.

Let me know if you come across any issues!

Pleasee put current version info in your about page. Why ? ...because some of us are curious how to be up to date. Thank you for your patience.

and, by the way, I do appreciate the effort in putting together the wiki and bringing it to NomadNet

If you mean the latest version of RNS, you can find that on Aleph and PyPi (GitHub is not always up to date):
a8d24177d946de4f1f0a0fe1af9a1338:/page/releases.mu`g=reticulum|r=reticulum
https://pypi.org/project/rns

I don't think I can easily show the latest version on the wiki.

How to keep RNS up to date is actually a good question. I've added some tips to the RNS page:
72a2d9c12215802605779f4366d48335:/page/wiki.mu`path=RNS|anchor=tips-and-tricks
https://reticulum.miraheze.org/wiki/RNS#Tips_and_tricks

Wow Joakim, this is awesome! It looks amazing, what a great job! While the web version definitely isn't bad, I also must say I prefer the nomadnet version. Blown away with how well that's turned out, and all the nice little touches like download functionality, chunking, section links working and everything.

Also, regarding updating, I've had adding a rnsd --upgrade option on my list for way too long, but with all the work that's been going on, I just haven't had time to get to it yet.

But, most people still don't know you can always just do:

rngit release rns://7649a50d84610232d1416b41d2896aff/reticulum/reticulum list

That give you a full release list, and the latest line of that output will be:

The latest release is: 1.5.0

Now, suppose you want to see the actual changelog in a jiffy? Just do:

rngit release rns://7649a50d84610232d1416b41d2896aff/reticulum/reticulum view latest

You get the full release notes, version and release date information, all signed and verified directly from the source :)

Thanks! Most of my work was in wikitext* to make the content "cross-platform". 99% of what you see is Retipedia 2.0, I only had to handle some special cases in the HTML. So kudos to Zenith!

*) If you ever get the chance to play around with wikitext, don't. It's an abomination.