See it live: http://staticfuzz.com/

Memories which vanish. Live message board, in the spirit of early anonymous message boards, like http://www.2ch.net/ and Kareha.

Someone's working on a port of Staticfuzz for Google App Engine.

• Memories only ever exist in memory (RAM)
• Optionally, you can easily use a persistent database
• Memories streamed live, asynchronously, with server-sent events
• Easy to configure
• Notification system
• Easy-to-create "slash commands"
• Miscellaneous mood settings (e.g., random backgrounds)
• Easily config

1. pip install -r requirements.txt
2. cp config-example.py config.py
3. python staticfuzz.py serve

Then you open http://localhost:5000/ in a web browser.

Create a class which inherits from SlashCommand, has a class constant NAME which is the command used to execute the command, without the slash.

Add a @staticmethod called callback which returns a SlashCommandResponse object. That's it! Example:

class Sum(SlashCommand):
    NAME = 'sum`

    @staticmethod
    def callback(*args):

        for arg in args:
            
            try:
                __ = int(arg)
            except ValueError:

                return SlashCommandResponse(False, ("%s is not a number!" % arg, 400))

        return SlashCommandResponse(True, sum(args))

Above will create a memory which text is the sum of the arguments, e.g., /sum 1 2 3 would create a memory with the text 6. If the user enters something like /sum 1 a 3 an HTTP error 400 is sent.

The first argument of SlashCommandResponse is a bool, if True it will create a memory with the second argument, otherwise, the second arugment is sent as a response.

callback() does not need to take any arguments at all. It can take any number of arguments, something like def callback(only_one): works!

• /login secret: login so you can delete memories. sadly, you need to manually refresh after logging in. Try /login lain (default).
• /logout: if you are logged in, this will log you out. again, you need manually refresh after.
• /danbooru search some tags: Get a random image from Danbooru which matches the supplied tags.

Try posting a link to an image!

Free for commercial or any purpose (MIT license) by Lily Seabreeze.