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@HStep20 sorry just seeing this, yes it's absolutely possible to sync between devices and I'm using that every day. The way that it works is via a Matrix server, where I'm personally using a hosted Synapse server but it could also for example be a dendrite server - I'm actually using that in Docker for integration tests. The idea with Matrix is then to establish E2E encryption between multiple devices, where on first setup the devices need to verify each other with a sequence of emojis that is shown on both devices. Works really well, typically takes about a second for messages to be synchronized, and that without me having to run any infrastructure myself, and with no need to either in be the same network or expose some service with some DynDNS and thus inviting the whole world to hack my own services. I should really add some documentation for this and/or a blog post. |
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I recently found the project, and love the look of it since it fills the niche of my own similar tool I started creating. However, Im a bit confused on if its possible to get data synced between devices.
Most Selfhosted services I run operate in a docker container on my home server, so I can access that web page/api from any device and always be 'in sync'. It seems Lotti doesn't operate with that style of setup, so I was curious if its even possible to sync between devices? Is hosting a shared database in a headless container, and rewriting parts of the application to fetch data via an API completely unfeasible if it doesn't already act in that manner?
Thanks
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