repco deals with repositories of Community Media. Community Media is defined as media (audio, video, pictures) that are produced by community-based, mostly non-commercial media creators. This includes Community Radio stations, recordings of events and lectures, Podcasters and other media collections.
This repo contains both an in-progress specification document and a first implementation of repco. The implementation is written in TypeScript.
Note: These are priliminary docs for how to run Repco in a developer's setup. Docs for production deployment will come later.
- Node.js v18+
- yarn v1 (yarn classic)
- Docker and Docker Compose
First clone this repo. Then, from within the repo folder, you can run the following commands:
# install dependencies and build project
yarn && yarn build
# copy the env file. the defaults are fine for a local setup.
cp sample.env .env
# start the database server via docker compose
docker-compose up -d
# initial db migration (required)
yarn migrate
# start the server [optional]
yarn server
# start the frontend [optional]
yarn frontend
# add new repo with name default
yarn repco repo create default
# add datasource giving a config in json format
yarn repco ds add -r <repo> <plugin-name> <config>
# for example the cba plugin - need to define the api key for cba in .env file
yarn repco ds add -r default repco:datasource:cba '{"endpoint": "https://cba.fro.at/wp-json/wp/v2"}'
# or add a peertube channel
yarn repco ds add -r default repco:datasource:activitypub '{"user":"root_channel","domain":"https://your-peertube-server.org"}'
# ingest updates from all datasources
yarn repco ds ingest
# print all revisions in a repo
yarn repco repo log-revisions <repo>
# get revisions over HTTP
curl http://localhost:8765/api/changes/<repo>
# browse through contentItems via GUI
http://localhost:3000To enable debug output, set LOG_LEVEL=debug environment variable.
to enable Prisma query logging, set QUERY_LOG=1 environment variable.
This project is structured as a monorepo of multiple TypeScript packages. We use Yarn workspaces to enable inter-project depencencies. To speed up build times, we also use TypeScript project references. This is all readily setup, so you can just use yarn build or yarn watch in any of the packages and workspace dependencies will automatically be rebuilt if needed.
When adding new workspace dependencies to projects, the dependency has to be added to the references section in the tsconfig.json as well. A script is included to automate this process, so whenever adding new workspace packages or adding a workspace dependency to an existing package, run yarn update-ts-references from the workspace root.
When adding a new package, use one of the tsconfig.json files in any of the projects as a start.
We use both Prisma and Postgraphile, therefore a database instance is needed for development. Run docker-compose up -d in the root of this repo to run a local Postgres server. Also copy the sample env to .env.
After an initial yarn build, there is a one-stop command to create migration files and re-run all codegen for Prisma and GraphQL database schema changes:
yarn codegen
Run this command whenever you make changes to the database schema in schema.prisma.
Repco is organized as a monorepro. In the individual packages a TypeDoc documentation can be generated with yarn docs.
Each package usually contains a README.md with a short description. Additionally in each package a diagram folder can be created which contains a visualization of classes or processes.
The documentation is available at yarn docs
If you want to contribute, chat with us on our Discord channel.