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RE: 65 KB Max Length Post (Keywords: JavaScript Steem API)
I support this.
What do you know about json limits to profile? I was trying to find info on that and was hitting a dead end.
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The only limit I know of is the 65kb block size. I also made a max size post by putting all the information inside the JSON meta data... which worked fine. You can embed quite a bit of code in a single operation.
Would love to have your view on the limits here @bobinson - is there a way (bug?) to circumvent this and store any amount of data beyond the 65kb size?
Traveling with limited access. 1. The post object’s data type has to be cheked 2. API may have limits placed especially when the right encoding is used.
Until 19.x versions it was possible to store large amounts of data into posts. There is even a sample code in GitHub for the same. If I remember correctly this is changed/fixed in hf20
Yeah, just store it all in a linked list structure. When you run out of room point to the next node. It wouldn't be that hard to post pictures, voice, or even video using this technique. I think the real question is why we would do this. It's going to be a vast waste of resources to put stuff like this directly on the blockchain for all time.
Score. Thanks. What's your project here? ^>^
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I have a lot of ideas and random stuff I've been working on a tiny bit. Mostly it's just about learning JavaScript because I'm a total noob in that department.
One of my simpler ideas is to create a Cards Against Humanity Clone where players create their own decks and get tipped for thinking of good cards. So far, blogging/vlogging is the only Proof-of-brain activity on this blockchain and that's something that needs to change so people stop thinking that Steem == Steemit.
Oh I like that idea