Switched the project description from a Flask application to a Jinja2 static website generator. Adjusted asset links in the base template to be relative, enhancing portability and simplifying deployments. These changes aim to better reflect the project's current architecture and usage.
Updated `services.json` to include icon data for better visual identification of services. Also, removed unused services (Nitter and Proxigram) to streamline service offerings and improve maintainability. In `index.html`, amended the template to dynamically display these icons, enhancing the UI/UX. This change makes the service list more visually appealing and intuitive, directly linking visual cues to services for quicker recognition.
Additionally, this update contributes to a cleaner codebase by removing references to services no longer in use, thus improving code quality and reducing potential confusion regarding supported services.
Introduced a new "Support Us!" badge to the README.md to encourage contributions and support for Private.coffee. This badge not only visually enhances the repository's appeal but also provides a direct link for potential supporters to contribute, fostering a stronger community engagement.
The badge leverages custom styling and is powered by Private.coffee's own badge service, ensuring consistency with the project's branding and identity. This addition aligns with efforts to increase visibility and support for our open-source work.
Introduced a README file to provide basic documentation for the
Private.coffee website. This includes instructions on setting up a
development environment, running the site locally, and the licensing
information, thereby facilitating easier onboarding and contribution to
the project. The README ensures clarity on the project's structure which
is centered around a Flask application using a `services.json`
configuration.
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