very close to rolling this out! just need to address some security concerns first
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# arimelody.me
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home to your local SPACEGIRL! 💫
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built up from the initial [static](https://git.arimelody.me/ari/arimelody.me-static)
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branch, this powerful, server-side rendered version comes complete with live
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updates, powered by a new database and handy admin panel!
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the admin panel currently facilitates live updating of my music discography,
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though i plan to expand it towards art portfolio and blog posts in the future.
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if all goes well, i'd like to later separate these components into their own
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library for others to use in their own sites. exciting stuff!
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## build
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- `git clone` this repo, and `cd` into it.
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- `go build -o arimelody-web .`
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## running
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the server should be run once to generate a default `config.toml` file.
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configure as needed. a valid DB connection is required to run this website.
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if no admin users exist, an invite code will be provided. invite codes are
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the only way to create admin accounts at this time.
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the configuration may be overridden using environment variables in the format
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`ARIMELODY_<SECTION_NAME>_<KEY_NAME>`. for example, `db.host` in the config may
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be overridden with `ARIMELODY_DB_HOST`.
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the location of the configuration file can also be overridden with
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`ARIMELODY_CONFIG`.
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## command arguments
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by default, `arimelody-web` will spin up a web server as usual. instead,
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arguments may be supplied to run administrative actions. the web server doesn't
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need to be up for this, making this ideal for some offline maintenance.
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- `createInvite`: Creates an invite code to register new accounts.
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- `purgeInvites`: Deletes all available invite codes.
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- `deleteAccount <username>`: Deletes an account with a given `username`.
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## database
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the server requires a postgres database to run. you can use the
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[schema.sql](schema.sql) provided in this repo to generate the required tables.
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automatic schema building/migration may come in a future update.
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