Keeper core API

Your personal content curation service.

This project is the core system of Nunux Keeper. It's an API that allow you to collect, organize, and retrieve online documents.

Features

• Create text or HTML documents (from scratch, from an URL or from an uploaded file)
• Cleaning web pages for better readability
• Edit document content
• Attach files to a document
• Full Text search on documents
• Create labels (name, color)
• Classify documents with labels
• Remove and restore documents
• Share documents with other users or publicly
• Expose public documents with RSS
• Import and Export documents of an user
• RESTFul API (with HATOAS support)
• Authentication delegated to external identity provider (like Keycloak, Auth0, ...)
• Store attachments on disk or on S3
• Online API documentation
• Produce metrics (with StatsD)
• Publish server event to external systems (with Webhooks, AMQP, ...)
• BDD testing (with Cucumber)

See ROADMAP.md for planned features.

Under the hood

The project is developed with Node.js and uses the Express Framework.

The backend storage is pluggable. Documents can be stored into MongoDB or Elasticsearch. It's planned to support other storage backends (like CouchBase, Cassandra, ...)

The indexation engine is also pluggable, but only Elasticsearch is supported for now.

Redis is used as an event bus to exchange data between services.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Docker
• [Docker compose][docker-compose]

Run tests

# Start required backends (ElasticSearch, MongoDB, Redis)
# Launch tests
# Teardown backends
make build deploy test undeploy

You can also launch tests using Elasticsearch as main database:

make build deploy with-elastic test undeploy

Start the server

Warning: This is useful for testing or have a development server. If you want to operate the service and don't lost your data please refer below.

# Start required backends (ElasticSearch, MongoDB, Redis) and the API server.
# (Using dev configuration: etc/default/dev.env)
make with-app deploy logs

If you want to start the server with another configuration (for instance: staging) you need to override the env variable of the Makefile:

make with-app deploy env=staging

Configuration files are located into the etc/default directory. See etc/default/dev.env for development configuration details.

Finally you can remove everything like this:

# Stop and destroy all services
make undeploy

Install the server as a service

You need to have all backend services up and running with following Docker names:

• mongodb
• elasticSearch
• redis

# Install systemd configuration (for staging env)
make install env=staging

Un-install is as simple: make uninstall

Started services are:

• keeper-core-api: Core API server.
• keeper-core-job-worker: Job worker to process background tasks
• keeper-data-backup: Backup documents files (scheduler).

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NUNUX Keeper

Copyright (c) 2016 Nicolas CARLIER (https://github.com/ncarlier)

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

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