You get an address. Your posts can be shown to anyone with just a URL, even people who run no dedicated app—open it in a browser and it's a quiet page; peek at the same address from fedi and it becomes an actor's face.
The build is no SPA; it's the quiet way of assembling HTML on the server and returning it as is. Only the finished page reaches a visitor's browser.
Highlights
src/pages/index.tsxis a single Hono router that bundles all the subpages—home, profile (/:handle{@[^/]+}), login, setup, emoji management- Profile posts are pulled straight through Drizzle (PAGE_SIZE=30, public and unlisted only). The page and cont queries are inspected, and anything suspicious gets a 404
- Post HTML passes through an XSS sanitizer before display
- The admin screens are guarded by csrf() and loginRequired, and
federation.tsxeven has a small intake where an admin fetches a remote actor/post by hand and copies it into the ledger
A passage from the sutra
links={[
...(atomUrl == null
? []
: [
{ rel: "alternate", type: "application/atom+xml", href: atomUrl },
]),
{
rel: "alternate",
type: "application/activity+json",
href: `/@${accountOwner.handle}`,
},
]}