Archived - moved and renamed to new server.
https://code.nonshy.com/nonshy/website
Noah Petherbridge
96e5b1abfa
Implement block lists. They work like friend lists but are unidirectional, but take effect in both directions (blocker and blockee can not see one another on the site -- except admin users can always see all users). * Profile page says 404 * User gallery says 404 * User search page filters out blocked users * Compose endpoint blocks sending messages to blocked users (except admin) * Site Gallery filters photos by blocked (and uncertified) users * Inbox page hides chat list for blocked users (can still read the chat history if you have a link to the old thread) |
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cmd/gosocial | ||
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web | ||
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go.mod | ||
go.sum | ||
Makefile | ||
README.md |
gosocial
Building
Use the Makefile:
make setup
: install Go dependenciesmake build
: builds the program to ./gosocialmake run
: run the app from Go sources in debug mode
Configuring
On first run it will generate a settings.json
file in the current
working directory (which is intended to be the root of the git clone,
with the ./web folder). Edit it to configure mail settings or choose
a database.
For simple local development, just set "UseSQLite": true
and the
app will run with a SQLite database.
Usage
The gosocial
binary has sub-commands to either run the web server
or perform maintenance tasks such as creating admin user accounts.
Run gosocial --help
for its documentation.
Run gosocial web
to start the web server.
Create Admin User Accounts
Use the gosocial user add
command like so:
$ gosocial user add --admin \
--email name@domain.com \
--password secret \
--username admin
Shorthand options -e
, -p
and -u
can work in place of the longer
options --email
, --password
and --username
respectively.
License
GPLv2.