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959 B
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53 lines
959 B
Markdown
# Queen
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## Setting up dev environment
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Copy the `.env.example` to `.env` then fill in missing variables:
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```sh
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cp .env.example .env
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```
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Use `sqlx-cli` (install using `cargo install sqlx-cli`) to create and migrate the database:
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```sh
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sqlx db create ; sqlx migrate run
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```
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## Development
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Run the server for development:
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```
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cargo run -- -e .env
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```
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The `-e` (or `--env`) option tells Queenie where to find its environment configuration file; the
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default is `/etc/forgejo/queenie.env`.
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The assets used in Queen come from forgejo,
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so you can use a local Caddyfile to serve both forgejo and `queen`
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(assuming that forgejo is running on localhost:3000):
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```
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{
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http_port 9000
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}
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localhost:9000 {
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reverse_proxy /signup* localhost:4008
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reverse_proxy /payment_success* localhost:4008
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reverse_proxy localhost:3000
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}
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```
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Run caddy with:
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```
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caddy run --config Caddyfile
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```
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## Use in production
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There's a sample systemd unit file, `queenie.service`.
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