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After I discovered cht.sh was down (Thursday afternoon), I wanted to start my own cheat server.
I found it was directing it's requests to cht.sh, so I changed upstream.url to my own server instead, but that caused it to just cascade a bunch of requests to my own server.
I don't want fully-offline, I want the ability to host my own cheat.sh.
(if we could do this, then we could even have a "list of known cheat.sh instances" so that people can still use it when the main instance is down)
In lib/adapter/question.py, it says
Answer to a programming language question, using Stackoverflow
as the main data source. Heavy lifting is done by an external
program `CONFIG["path.internal.bin.upstream"]`.
If the program is not found, fallback to the superclass `UpstreamAdapter`,
which queries the upstream server (by default https://cheat.sh/)
for the answer
@chubin Where is this bin/upstream? Most of my requests to cheat.sh would be handled by it.
I think it would be a great benefit to programmers everywhere if that was open source as well. (even if e.g. we need a stackexchange api key or some large data dump somewhere)
cht.sh is not working. It seems the website is down.
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