tinode-db

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Utility to Create tinode DB in a local RethinkDB Cluster

Build the package:

go build -tags rethinkdb or go build -i -tags rethinkdb to automatically install missing dependencies.

Then run from the command line.

tinode-db [parameters]

Parameters:

• --reset: delete tinode database if one exists, then re-create it in a blank state;
• --data=FILENAME: fill tinode database with sample data from the provided file
• --config=FILENAME: load configuration from FILENAME. Example config:

{
	"store_config": {
		"adapter": "rethinkdb",
		"worker_id": 1,
		"uid_key": "la6YsO+bNX/+XIkOqc5Svw==",
		"adapter_config": {
			"database": "tinode",
			"addresses": "localhost:28015"
		}
	}
}

RethinkDB adapter uses snowflake to generate object IDs. The worker_id and uid_key parameters are used to initialize snowflake and only used when sample data is loaded.

• worker_id is the snowflake ID of the host running this utility, integer in the range 0 - 1023
• uid_key is a base64-encoded 16 byte XTEA encryption key to (weakly) encrypt snowflake-generated IDs so they don't appear sequential. You probably want to use your own key in production.
• adapter_config.database is the name of database to generate
• adapter_config.addresses is RethinkDB's host and port number to connect to. An array of hosts can be provided as well ["host1", "host2"]

The uid_key and worker_id are only used if the sample data is being loaded. In such a case they should match those of a production server (and uid_key should be kept private), otherwise uniqueness of object keys is not guaranteed.

The default data.json file creates six users with user names alice, bob, carol, dave, frank and tino (used as a chat bot example). Passwords are the same as the user names with 123 appended, e.g. user alice gets password alice123; tino gets a randomly generated password. It also creates three group topics, and multiple peer to peer topics. Users will be subscribed to topics and each other. All topics will be randomly filled with messages.

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Links:

See database schema