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* Added new Navbar, Login/Register pages, and new Components * Db logic fix * Fixed instance page * Default provisioning status * minor dashboard fixes * Form error handling * Provisioning status fix * github action * Enhanced home page signup flow * Whitespace fixes * Added responsive CSS for the dashboard * Merged all the latest PRs and added a new MediaQuery component and mobile nav * Removed the homepage animation on mobile but left for tablet sizes and up. Also improved the navigation bar for mobile use Co-authored-by: Brewhouse Digital <zach@brewhouse.digital> Co-authored-by: Ben Allfree <ben@benallfree.com>
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Developing just the frontend (Svelte)
This is the easiest setup.
git clone git@github.com:benallfree/pockethost.git
cd pockethost/packages/pockethost.io
cp .env-template-frontend-only .env
yarn dev
That's it. You're in business. Your local Svelte build will talk to the pockethost.io mothership and connect to that for all database-related tasks.
Developing the backend using docker-compose
WARNING: here there be monsters! Now entering Docker territory - tread softly and at your own peril
The entire pockethost.io stack is dockerized to make it as easy as possible to reproduce the production environment. It is a somewhat tedious development cycle because every change requires a build and a container to be restarted.
Clone the repo
git clone git@github.com:benallfree/pockethost.git
cd pockethost
Edit /etc/hosts
You need at least 3 host entries. One for the main domain, one for the database that tracks everything (the main pockethost.io db), and one (or more) for any instances you want to create a test. Wildcarding is not supported in /etc/hosts, so you have to make a manual entry for any PB instance you want to create and test. See .etc-hosts-sample for details.
127.0.0.1 pockethost.local # The main domain
127.0.0.1 pockethost-central.pockethost.local # The main pocketbase instance
127.0.0.1 test.pockethost.local # A sample (user) pocketbase instance
Build custom PockeBase
_Any time you change the PocketBase code, you need to rebuild (yarn build:_) and restart docker-compose_
This is to build the binary that runs INSIDE Docker. The Docker container will run using the same architecture as the host machine. If you are running an x86 machine, you'll probably need build:386. If you're running on Linux or Mac, then arm64 is the one you want. You can try them both if you aren't sure. The worst that will happen is the pocketbase binary won't execute in Docker and you'll quickly discover that.
cd packages/pocketbase
go install
yarn build:arm64
yarn build:386
Build daemon
Any time you change the daemon code, you need to rebuild (yarn build) and restart docker-compose
cd packages/daemon
yarn build
Build web app
Any time you change the web app, you need to rebuild (yarn build) and restart docker-compose
cd packages/pockethost.io
cp .env-template .env
yarn build
Prepare Docker environment vars
cd docker
cp .env.template .env
Edit APP_DOMAIN to match /etc/hosts and CORE_PB_PASSWORD (needed by daemon)
Run
Finally, you can try running!
Note, the first time you run, if it's a fresh database, it won't be able to log in. You should see a note in the Docker log if that happens.
sudo docker-compose up
Production Deployment
Coming soon.
sudo certbot --server https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory -d *.pockethost.io -d pockethost.io --manual --preferred-challenges dns-01 certonly