Private as in the content is not public by default and discovery requires a human touch. Please refer to manifesto for more details.
If you want to follow the development, there is a youtube playlist with demos!
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change remote and push to the new repo
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change flytoml to point to the new app pcom
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create the app on fly
flyctl apps create pcom
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create db, set 4gb ram
fly postgres create -n pcomdb
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attach db to the app
flyctl postgres attach -a pcom pcomdb
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Set secrets:
flyctl secrets set SESSION_SALT=<random string> flyctl secrets set SITE_ROOT=https://pcom.com flyctl secrets set MJ_APIKEY_PUBLIC=<public key from mailjet> flyctl secrets set MJ_APIKEY_PRIVATE=<private key from mailjet>
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Do first deploy
fly deploy
, make sure you can reach the app via .fly.dev -
Create a cert for your custom domain
fly certs add pcom.com
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After it screams at you, add required A and AAAA records
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You might need to run
fly certs check pcom.com
a couple of times,fly certs list
should show your domain with the statusready
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You should be able to reach your app via custom domain at this point
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Got to mailjet and add new domain
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Add sender email address there
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Add required txt record to validate domain
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Add required txt records to add DKIM and SPF settings
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Add postgres db env var to
cmd/web/.env
via./env.pl > cmd/web/.env
, removesslMode=disable
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Run the following from the project root to get the database schema in place and generate orm files
./sqlmigrate.sh
./generate.sh
cd cmd/web
yarn
yarn watch # in one tab
make watchexec # in another tab
The project has been generated by gogo-cli and uses gogo library