tiernow

A modern tier list creator with real-time collaboration and no ads.

Developing

Run docker compose up. This should start the object storage, backend and frontend.

You can then access the frontend via localhost. The backend runs at localhost:5452.

First time setup

When starting the project for the first time, the object storage must be set up for development. This will eventually be automated.

1. Run docker exec -it tiernow-garage /garage status. Copy the ID of the node.
2. Run docker exec -it tiernow-garage /garage layout assign -z local1 -c 1G <node ID>. This will assign the node to the zone local1 and give it 1GB of capacity.
3. Run docker exec -it tiernow-garage /garage layout apply --version 1. This commits the assignment.
4. Run docker exec -it tiernow-garage /garage bucket create tiernow. This creates our bucket tiernow.
5. Copy the .env.example file to .env.
6. Run docker exec -it tiernow-garage /garage key create tiernow-app-key. This creates a key to which we will grant access to tiernow. Copy the "Key ID" and the "Secret key" to the respective variables in .env.
7. Run docker exec -it tiernow-garage /garage bucket allow --read --write --owner tiernow --key tiernow-app-key. This grants access to the bucket with our key.
8. Now, stop the Docker Compose and start it again to read the new env variables.

Building

To create a production version:

bun run build

You can preview the production build with bun run preview.