Commentron

This is the commenting system for odysee.com. The system uses a JSON RPC server.

Run it locally

Goland

Make sure you setup the configuration to use env files.

MYSQL_DSN_RO="lbry-ro:lbry@tcp(localhost:3306)/commentron"

MYSQL_DSN_RW="lbry-rw:lbry@tcp(localhost:3306)/commentron"

SDK_URL="https://api.na-backend.odysee.com/api/v1/proxy"

SOCKETY_TOKEN="sockety_token" #If you want to integrate directly with sockety locally

I put the IS_TEST=true in the configuration but it could be in the .env file.

MySQL 5.7

Install MySQL 5.7 and create a database named commentron then adjust the DSN in the .env file locally with the username and password.

Then once mysql is running you can hit play.

Run with docker

Download latest docker-compose.yml file and run docker-compose up -d Then ssh into container with docker exec –it MYSQL_CONTAINERNAME /bin/bash After that login to mysql with root user mysql -u root -p You will be asked for MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD you have set in docker-compose. Then execute following commands:

   CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS social;
   CREATE USER 'lbry-rw'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'lbry';
   CREATE USER 'lbry-ro'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'lbry';
   GRANT ALL ON commentron.* TO 'lbry-rw'@'%';
   GRANT SELECT ON commentron.* TO 'lbry-ro'@'%';
   GRANT ALL ON social.* TO 'lbry-rw'@'%';

After that restart commentron docker container. If you have done everything corectly you should see info page on HOSTIP:5900

Key packages

These are the key packages where most work is completed.

commentapi - This contains all the client API information

server/service - Contains all the API implementations

migration - Contains the migrations to the database

http_requests - This has http requests for testing different APIs. Best used as templates

Documentation, Integration & Examples

Documentation

Please refer to the client API for documentation. Things that are not clear from the name are documented there. We are still improving them, and what may seem obvious to me, might not be to others. Please feel free to create issues to elaborate on anything seen in there that is unclear. More comments will be added.

Examples

As part of testing locally we leverage completely independent HTTP Tests. You will see groups for both local testing and production. This contains all the information for you to create your own curl requests against the server. Together with the client api documentation, it should be relatively easy to find your way around. Again if it is not, and something specific is not clear please create an issue and additional documentation will be provided.

Integration

The only integration we really support right now, is via the Go Client API.

package main

import "github.com/lbryio/commentron/commentapi"

func main() {
	commentID := "0fa2eacf0b91fa3187e87733f103418e51f0c40d0b06b67c5d6d3ff2c13b2925"
	resp, err := commentapi.NewClient("https://comments.odysee.com/api").CommentByID(commentapi.ByIDArgs{CommentID: commentID})
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	println(resp.Item.Comment)
	println(resp.Item.ClaimID)
	println(resp.Item.Timestamp)
}

You can check out our own example above on the Go playground

Contributor Examples

Feel free to create examples like the above on the Go Playground and create a PR to add the link here below.

Use the markdown formatting [title] (url) when contributing examples below and start them with a new bullet:

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