Hi,
Could someone tell me if I could use a Pod to store data for another internet service (https://deadletter.io). I don’t want to create multiple repositories for my information and solids looks like a good solution.
Cheers!
If you can tell that other service to use your POD as a storage sure. If they don’t have that option, you might be able to code something yourself, but that’s probably not what you are asking I guess 
The other service just seems to pull information from anywhere on the internet, so I’m guessing connecting them won’t be too difficult.
Is their a guide to help with connecting the two services?
@Winn you can use @jeffz’s https://github.com/jeff-zucker/solid-file-client to read & write data from/to your POD
I use it in this Javascript / Polymer2 element holacratie-behavior.html .
With that, I can retrieve data from a POD https://holacratie.solid.community/public/
in http://spoggy.herokuapp.com/ ( wait 15 s & refresh if nothing appears ;-], then in spoggy-holacratie mode) and post to https://holacratie.solid.community/public/Tension/
I don’t know https://deadletter.io so could you link some page where the talk about data storage ?
Do you have an Author Key ? Example of code, data that you want to store ?..
Their website is a little confusing but, this seems to be an data store https://deadletter.io/walk-through/arrays
I thought I could host the files within a pod to offer them greater protection but I’m not sure that would work…