The following instructions are catered to people using the Nix package manager. You will need to have Nix installed or install the dependencies with a different package manager.
First of all, in this project's directory open it's Nix shell (with the development dependencies of this project) with
nix-shell
The following sections will have commands to be run in this shell.
This will install the dependencies required for building:
npm install
This will build the HTML files, etc. into the build
directory:
npm run build
To run the web server (Caddy) while developing (The web server will only be able to serve files if you build before.):
caddy run
It won't quite work without also starting the database (PocketBase):
pocketbase serve
though.
On first start, PocketBase will need to be set up:
pb_schema.json
.Install kaufkauflist
from nixpkgs to get a release version of kaufkauflist built with the PocketBase schema.
Then you point a web server's root to /share/kaufkauflist
of the kaufkauflist
package's derivation (e.g. /nix/store/apcl8vnmal3kph75miff85d840fxxw4n-kaufkauflist-1.0.0/share/kaufkauflist
) (That's where all the HTML files, etc. are.) and proxy the /api
of pocketbase to the /api
of the web server's root.
Take the Caddyfile
as a guide on what is required from your web server to make this app run. Just choosing Caddy, of course, makes this easier since you can just flesh out the provided Caddyfile
.
In any case, make sure to include…
frame-ancestors 'none';
in the CSP to mitigate click-jacking attacks! Including this in the HTML CSP is not supported.For the database, follow the same steps as in Database. Make sure to import the pb_schema.json
from /share/pocketbase/pb_schema.json
of the kaufkauflist
package's derivation (e.g. /nix/store/apcl8vnmal3kph75miff85d840fxxw4n-kaufkauflist-1.0.0/share/pocketbase/pb_schema.json
).
This project is licensed under the MIT license. You can find a copy of it with the copyright holders in the LICENSE file.