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normalize .html and .txt urls #176
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i see the comment from here #62 (comment) which makes sense, but somewhere in |
I think we could make the HTML and TXT files have the same name (other than extension of course). Just to be clear, technically an upload can produce multiple HTML files and TXT files. For example https://i.fluffy.cc/PPMCfvrXGF1fhGWjs6lKqfLn21xHB7HB.html has five files (not counting the JSON files):
If the file1 txt+html and the file2 txt+html had the same name, that would do what you want? |
I think #177 will do it. I'm traveling at the moment but I'll test this more thoroughly and merge it soon. |
Released in v1.40.0. Here's an example on the new version: https://i.fluffy.cc/pLRkPrVHQdjqXg5697pwcncxs3VG9Bkv.html |
for big json dumps, loading the page can take forever and crash the browser, and i usually just want to curl it anyway
but if folks provide me the .html page, i can't easily map to the .txt url
could they share the same id in the url?
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