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A self hosted photo sharing webapp.

• The backend is Ruby on Rails with Sidekiq as the job processor
• Frontend is VueJS 3 - Development, testing and bundling is done by ViteJS
• Uses GraphQL for communicating between the front and backend, except the photo upload which is a REST call (for now)

• The photos are stored onAmazon S3
• Amazon Rekognition is run on each photo - this creates labels and tags
• Thumbnails are based on what Rekognition identifies in the photos
• Imports photos and metadata exported from Flickr

sudo apt install libpq-dev libexif-dev imagemagick

In separate terminals:

bin/rails sbin/vite devbundle exec sidekiq

Or useovermind:overmind s -N -f Procfile.dev

 docker network create griddocker run -d \    --name selenium-hub \    -p 4442-4444:4442-4444 \    --net grid \    selenium/hub:latestdocker run -d \    --net grid \    --shm-size="2g" \    -e SE_EVENT_BUS_HOST=selenium-hub \    -e SE_EVENT_BUS_PUBLISH_PORT=4442 \    -e SE_EVENT_BUS_SUBSCRIBE_PORT=4443 \    selenium/node-chrome:latest

Selenium Grid becomes available athttp://localhost:4444/ui

Note: For the moment system specs are configured not to run from the.rspec config file.

1. Draft a new release on thereleases page
   • Create a tag with the prefixrelease- and the version, eg:0.20.0 (resulting tag:release-0.20.0)
   • Prefix the release title with the release version, eg:0.20.0 - An awesome release
2. Publish the release

The sitemap file will be persisted outside the container. The following commands should be run in the directory where you plan to run the container before the first deployment:

mkdir -p ./photonia-web/sitemaptouch ./photonia-web/sitemap/sitemap.xml.gzchmod 777 ./photonia-web/sitemap/sitemap.xml.gz