Rauversion: Music Multiverses

Rauversion is an open-source music platform that empowers artists to share, distribute, and monetize their music directly with fans. Our mission is to provide a transparent and artist-friendly alternative to mainstream streaming services.

Rauversion is built on Ruby on Rails.

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Features:

• Account system with different providers, Twitter, Discord, Twitch.
• Roles to open or closed communities.

Music publishing:

• Audio processing to format mp3 and audio analysis to draw audio peaks.
• Audio player, embeddable, with chunk range loading processing to save bandwidth.
• Music publishing preferences, downloadable, private, attribution settings, like creative commons, all rights reserved.
• Uploads for tracks, albums, and playlists with their meta information.
• Multi-upload provider local or AWS, other providers could be implemented.
• Sellable tracks & albums with Stripe, for connected accounts or main account.
• Tagging tracks, playlists & albums.

Music Listening:

• Follow artists
• Make playlists & reposts
• Comments on tracks and albums.

Events:

• Event scheduling
• Host & managers
• Ticketing service with QR validation
• Sell event tickets via Stripe or transbank (Chile).
• Use Stripe Connect to ease the payouts.
• Streaming services via Twitch, Zoom, Whereby, Mux, and Stream Yard.
• Attendees event details.
• Public page with ticket checkout for paid or free tickets.

Publishing magazine:

• Articles management publishing: Draft, Public, Listed and partially public.
• Showcase articles on the homepage.
• Text editor based on Dante3
• Cover image.
• Article Categories.

Marketplace:

• Sell Music: Physical formats, CD, Vinyls, Casettes.
• Sell Gear: Used gear for trade or Barter.
• Offer services: Different services for professionals.
• Merch: General merch offerings.

LinkTree like Supported

• add multiple links from different sources.

Service Bookings:

• Book the services with clients
• Use Messaging board to coordinate stuff

setup

Rauversion is written in Ruby on top of the Rails Framework:

Ruby 3.3.5

You can develop directly in a container with vscode devcontainer or neovim devcontainer

To start your Rauversion server:

• Install dependencies with bundle install
• rename .env.example to .env and add your variable configurations
• Create and migrate your database with rails db:setup
• Compile assets yarn install.
• Start Rails server with ./bin/dev

Now you can visit localhost:3000 from your browser.

File preprocessing requirements:

• Lame
• FFMPEG
• audiowaveform
• vips

Local development

First you will need to copy the .env.example and rename it to .env you can set & tweak as many vars you want. when you are ready you will need to setup database:

First install dependences:

bundle install
yarn install

Prepare Database:

bundle exec rails db:prepare

Start the server

There are some ways to start the server, the most straigforward is

./bin/dev

That will start all the process using what is declared in Procfile.dev including the server, the background workers and the assets precompilation with watchers. This is good for frontend development as change in the assets will trigger a rebuild.

Start only the server:

rails s

This will only run server only. No assets precompilation.

Docker for development

requirements

The development image expects that youhave a local postgres installation running on localhost with the defaults. you can set some envs to set non default pg:

POSTGRES_USERNAME
POSTGRES_PASSWORD
POSTGRES_HOST

Start app

• docker-compose up
• docker compose up --build # will rebuild
• docker-compose build --no-cache # refreshed build

Run Rails app only

docker compose run --rm rails bin/rails s

Bash console

• docker compose run --rm rails bash

Remove containers

docker compose down -v # remove containers and volumes

Credits

Flag rendering API:

• https://flagpedia.net/download/api