Can't import nim package that I have built and installed locally

2024-06-22 Thread firyx
I have tried to create a new lib package using `nimble init` and this way it works now. Previously I have used a Nim template (downloaded from git) and renamed the package a couple times so it might broke somewhere on the way.

Can't import nim package that I have built and installed locally

2024-06-21 Thread firyx
I'm building an app and I wanted a part of my app create as a library (to chunk big problem into smaller problems)... So I thought I'd create `mylib` library and import it in `myapp`... I have built and installed my library package `mylib` using: * `nimble build` => ok * `nimble install` =>

Openziti (zero trust networking)

2024-06-20 Thread firyx
Hey Clonk, thanks for the tips!!! `futhark` looks like the thing to try first. This opened the whole universe for me :) Now I need to learn how do I statically include OpenZiti C lib into Nim executable.

Openziti (zero trust networking)

2024-06-20 Thread firyx
Hi, I'm new to Nim. I'm developing a multi-platform desktop app (Windows/Linux/Mac) that would be running at my clients' PCs and I'm considering to connect to external servers (under my control) using zero trust networking via OpenZiti from inside my app: * *