feedbacks

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ABOUT FEEDBACKS

Feedbacks is a system for running N feedbacks

This main feedbacks executable is what you run, it will start up N other feedbacks you specify in conf.toml.

The N other feedbacks are just simple http gin servers running on internal ports only. This feedbacks executable runs on:

:443
:80
:2525

And handles https certs with https://letsencrypt.org/ and golang's autocert. i.e. you don't have to do anything but buy the domain.

It runs on 80 to just forward any non https request over to https.

It runs on 2525 to handle receiving email for all the domains you specify in conf.toml. It sends each email thru https://spamassassin.apache.org/ and records the email in the mysql database you specify in conf.toml with the spam score.

EXAMPLE

cp conf.toml.dist conf.toml
go build
brew install mysql
brew services start mysql
mysql -uroot

  CREATE USER 'dev'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password'; 
  GRANT ALL ON *.* TO 'dev'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION;

create database feedbacks;
quit

mysql -uroot feedbacks < migrations/first.sql

Edit your local copy of conf.toml:

[http]
hosts = [
  "cyborg.st",
  "many.pw",
  "jjaa.me"
]

In this example I'm using the 3 domains I own and telling feedbacks to handle all the emails for all three, all the TLS certs, all the hosting on 443 and 80. Each request that comes in will be handled by the right feedback.

[paths]
sites = "./"

Change this path to where you have the code for these 3 feedbacks.

This means checkout a fresh copy of https://github.com/andrewarrow/feedback and name it your domain. In my case I have:

./cyborg.st/
./many.pw/
./jjaa.me/

each one with a full copy of the code in https://github.com/andrewarrow/feedback.

Each one needs

cp conf.toml.dist conf.toml
go build

and

mysql -uroot
create database [name];
quit

mysql -uroot [name] < migrations/first.sql

Then you are off to the races making routes and controller and templates just like you did in rails.

If you run feedbacks like:

LOCAL=jjaa.me ./feedbacks

It will run just on port 8080 to avoid https during local dev.

You can also just run 1 feedback on 1 port for local dev.