i played with it a lot today in --stream mode, less so for historic fectching. i'm away from my computer at the moment but the limit option may be useful. might also look into the relay implementation for hints

Silly bash script that adds some conveniences like a local cache of profile display names, optional global/follows, optionally display from a list only, etc. might be fun for someone; it is for me.

forgot the link...

GitHub

GitHub - vcavallo/nostr-nak-as-client: A little bash script that adds some conveniences around nak for a budget CLI client

A little bash script that adds some conveniences around nak for a budget CLI client - vcavallo/nostr-nak-as-client

GM be unto him

A local cache using sqlite via bash is a crazy idea I wouldn't have imagined. Now I wonder if nak itself should have such a cache, but no, no, that would be too much. Did you try `nak req --outbox`? Maybe call `nak outbox init` first. I don't know why you would need it, just throwing ideas.

The unix way - lots of little tools that do their own thing well 🫡 It's really satisfying seeing the script fetch new profiles it hasn't seen yet and caching them simply :) I'll try out the outbox stuff and report back!