A media server based on the Blossom protocol, designed to store and serve blobs of data.
THIS SOFTWARE IS STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT AND MIGHT CHANGE DRASTICALLY UNTIL A STABLE RELEASE IS PUBLISHED.
Cherry Server is a Rust-based media server that uses the Blossom protocol to store and serve blobs of data. It stores files right to disk and stores metadata in a sqlite database.
| ID | Status |
|---|---|
| BUD-01 | ✅ |
| BUD-02 | ✅ |
| BUD-03 | N/A |
| BUD-04 | ✅ |
| BUD-06 | ✅ |
To get started with Cherry Server, you'll need to ensure that Rust is installed on your system. Then:
git clone https://github.com/0xtrr/cherry-server
cd cherry-server
cargo build --release
Cherry Server can be configured using a TOML file. It defaults to the current directory and the filename config.toml
but this can be overridden by setting the "-c" flag to where the config file is placed. Remember to set this
to the full path of the file including the filename, e.g. /etc/cherryserver/config.toml.
The example configuration file has set some standard default values but can be configured as you want. The file contains a bunch of comments documenting each section and some of the fields.
cp example-config.toml config.toml
./target/release/cherry-server
I welcome contributions to Cherry Server! If you're interested in contributing, please fork the repository and submit a pull request. Creating issues if you want a feature or need to report a bug/security issue is also very much appreciated!
Cherry Server is licensed under the MIT License.
Cherry Server is based on the Blossom protocol, which was designed and implemented by hzrd149.