JavaScript Solid Server

The JavaScript Solid Server (JSS) is a high-performance, feature-rich implementation of the Solid protocol, designed for decentralized web applications. Currently at version 0.0.136, it is under active and rapid development, implying frequent updates and potential breaking changes as it progresses towards a stable 1.0 release. JSS differentiates itself by being JSON-LD native for data storage by default, offering optional Turtle conversion via content negotiation. Its comprehensive feature set includes a built-in Solid-OIDC Identity Provider, Web Access Control, WebSocket Notifications for real-time updates, multi-user pod support, and unique integrations like a Git HTTP backend for version control, a Nostr Relay for decentralized social networking, ActivityPub for Fediverse federation, and even HTTP 402 Payments for monetization. It also supports optional MongoDB storage for scalability and various development tools like a WebRTC signaling server, a decentralized tunnel proxy, and a WebSocket terminal, making it a highly versatile platform for building and hosting Solid pods.