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Voxdocs

animation of voxdocs being used to create and use a grocery list

Try it out here!

Summary

This app was created as a simple example of building a UI utlizing OpenAI's APIs for data transforms.

Setup

To use nix, make sure you have nix and devenv installed (and optionally direnv)

Install dependencies

w/ Nix

This project is setup to use devenv to manage a development environment, including dependencies, process management, and in the future testing. Assuming you have nix, devenv, and direnv installed, you need to cd into the root of the repo, then run direnv allow to install all of the dependencies used in the repo (or devenv shell if you aren't using direnv).

For the moment you need to cd server && npm install to install the server dependencies. This will be automated in a future release.

w/o Nix

Install Dependencies

Base dependencies:

  • javascript/npm

Libraries:

  • npm install
  • cd server && npm install

Create .env file

Please add a .env file to the root of the repo based on the .env.example file.

Usage

w/ Nix

In the root of the repo run devenv up to start the server.

w/o Nix

1. Start everything up

npx concurrently "npm run dev" "cd server && npm run dev" to run everything in one terminal.

Deployment

Build the app

w/Nix

Run build in the root of the repo to build the app.

w/o Nix

Run npm run build in the root of the repo to build the client app. Run cd server && npm run build to build the server app.

Build and deploy the container

Login:

flyctl auth login

Make sure Dockers logged in:

flyctl auth docker

Create an app (only the first time):

flyctl apps create voxdocs

Allocate ipv4 (only the first time):

flyctl ips allocate-v4

Copy the container to fly.io registry:

devenv container copy voxdocs

Create a volume for devenv state (only the first time):

flyctl volumes create devenv_state --region ams --size 1

Deploy your app:

flyctl deploy

Todo

  • tighten up cors
  • ability to see diffs across updates
  • look into eslint changes in original vite output README.md
  • add tests (https://vitest.dev/)
  • automate npm i for server
  • add CI/CD (github actions?)
  • responsive for mobile usage
  • interactive checkboxes
  • settings panel
  • voice output (messages only)
  • voice input
  • user ability to store api key in local session and make requests from client avoiding the need for a deployed backend (?)
  • mobile app version (?)
  • history (?)