Appletree is Applebot upgraded with TypeScript, as well as its own local Rust web server and SQL database called Eden.
See the respective READMEs for eden and apple for more information on each microservice and how to get started developing them. See the instructions for building the database files under eden/db.
Eventually and hopefully, Docker images will be created and hosted on GitHub that can be pulled from. However, you can clone this repository, navigate to the repository root with the docker-compose.yml file, and simply build and run the composition with
docker compose up -d
view logs while running with
docker compose logs
and shut it down with
docker compose down
If you want to deploy this project to a remote host, here's a quick tutorial that is also general purpose:
- Make sure you can SSH with password-less authentication (i.e. using a SSH key). To make it password-less, simply do not enter a passphrase when prompted.
ssh-keygen -t rsa
ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/my_id.pub user@hostname- Use Docker contexts to create a new context (e.g. "
remote_name") with the remote host, and you can then use it to manage Docker on that machine.
docker context list
docker context create remote_name --docker "host=ssh//user@hostname"
docker --context remote_name ps # List containers on remote_name context.
docker-compose --context remote_name up -d # For composing on remote_name context.
docker-compose --context remote_name down # Shut down.
# In order to view logs, I found that the only way was to switch contexts first.
docker context use remote_name # Use this context.
docker compose logs # View logs for this project (with cwd as repo root).- Note - If you are getting errors about a Docker daemon not running while using the context, you might need to do this so it can run in user mode:
sudo groupadd docker
sudo usermod -aG docker $(whoami)
# Log out and then log back in to ensure docker runs with correct perms.
sudo service docker start