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Web Gallery of Art

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Introduction

This repository contains the code for the Web Gallery of Art project. The project is a web application that allows users to browse through a collection of paintings, sculptures and other forms of Art. This project is intended to shave off the 3 decades of tech debt on the original website and provide a modern, responsive and user friendly experience with the same content.

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Technologies

The project is built using the following technologies:

  • htmx - A javascript library for building web applications
  • TailwindCSS - A utility-first CSS framework
    • DaisyUI - A component library for TailwindCSS
  • Go 1.21+ - A programming language for building web applications
    • PocketBase - A Go based SaaS platform for building web applications
    • Goreleaser - A tool for building and releasing Go applications

Getting Started

Prerequisites

To run the application you'll have to have a .env file next to your executable with the following contents:

WGA_ENV=development

WGA_ADMIN_EMAIL=
WGA_ADMIN_PASSWORD=

WGA_S3_ENDPOINT=
WGA_S3_BUCKET=
WGA_S3_REGION=
WGA_S3_ACCESS_KEY=
WGA_S3_ACCESS_SECRET=

WGA_PROTOCOL=http
WGA_HOSTNAME=localhost:8090

WGA_SMTP_HOST=
WGA_SMTP_PORT=
WGA_SMTP_USERNAME=
WGA_SMTP_PASSWORD=
WGA_SENDER_ADDRESS=
WGA_SENDER_NAME=

MAILPIT_URL=
Variable Description
WGA_ENV The environment the application is running in, valid values are development, staging, production
WGA_ADMIN_EMAIL The email address of the admin user
WGA_ADMIN_PASSWORD The password of the admin user
WGA_S3_ENDPOINT The endpoint of the S3 bucket
WGA_S3_BUCKET The name of the S3 bucket
WGA_S3_REGION The region of the S3 bucket
WGA_S3_ACCESS_KEY The access key of the S3 bucket
WGA_S3_ACCESS_SECRET The access secret of the S3 bucket
WGA_PROTOCOL The protocol to use for the application, valid values are http and https
WGA_HOSTNAME The domain pointing to the application
WGA_SMTP_HOST The address of the SMTP host
WGA_SMTP_PORT The SMTP service port on the host address
WGA_SMTP_USERNAME The username for the SMTP service
WGA_SMTP_PASSWORD The password for the SMTP service
WGA_SENDER_ADDRESS The sending email address
WGA_SENDER_NAME The name of the email sender
MAILPIT_URL For testing only!

Running the application

To run the application simply download the release for your platform and run it with:

./wga serve

The application will start on port 8090 by default. You can access it by going to http://localhost:8090

Build from source

Prerequisites

To build the application you will need to have the following installed:

Building the application

To build the application simply run:

templ generate && go build -o wga

This will build the application and place the binary in the ./dist folder.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for more information.

Development quick start

Docker

The supplied docker-compose.yml file will bring up a configured minio and mailpit instance to simulate the services used in production.

Frontend

All frontend assets (templ, postcss) can be built with bun run dev (this command will start a dev server as well) and the JS dependencies with bun run build:js.

Seeding

The database is populated on first start, and if you want to have images available, make sure that your WGA_ENV=development is set and then you can execute:

./wga seed:images

This will go through the contents of the database and will use placeholder images to "generate" the necessary images to the designated S3 compatible file hosting solution designated in the .env file.

With DevEnv

Devenv is a Nix based development environment that's more easily accessible than a pure nix based approach.
You can check devenv.sh for installation and usage details.

For first-time setup:

  1. Install Devenv following the getting started guide
  2. (optional) copy the devenv.local.stub.nix file to devenv.local.nix
  3. Run devenv up to start the development environment

Checking the /devenv.nix file for more details is also recommended. This file contains:

  • Development dependencies
  • Environment variables
  • Service configurations

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

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