Lenny-app

This Lenny-app is maintained by the ArchiveLabs. which is client app example for Lenny

Technologies

• Turborepo for deployment.
• Nextjs inside Turborepo.
• Tailwindcss for styling.
• docker for deployment and containerization (Coming soon).

Endpoints

Without Docker (dev)

• Web: http://localhost:3000/
• Docs: http://localhost:3001/

With Docker (via Nginx reverse proxy)

• Web: http://localhost:8080/
• Docs: http://localhost:8081/

Notes

• Each app runs its own Nginx inside the container on port 80 and proxies to the Next.js server on 127.0.0.1:3000.
• The docker compose file maps host ports 8080 (web) and 8081 (docs) to container port 80.
• To serve web on plain http://localhost/, change the web service ports mapping to 80:80 in docker-compose.yml.

Nginx (in short)

• Location: docker/nginx.conf (shared by both app containers).
• Purpose: simple reverse proxy to Next.js on 127.0.0.1:3000 with standard headers and upgrade support.
• No path prefixes; each app is served at / in its own container.
• A debug response header X-Proxy is added to show which Nginx responded; remove the add_header X-Proxy ... line if you don’t need it.

Development Setup

1. Start your Development enviroment by running the below command, for more check Lenny-app Wiki

   pnpm run dev

2. Make sure you have your own Lenny setup running on your machine (installation guide)

   git clone [email protected]:ArchiveLabs/lenny.git
   cd lenny
   ./run.sh --public --preload  

   This will add 800+ books inside your Lenny. Feel free to check the Github Docs for Lenny.

Production Setup

1. Start your Production enviroment by running the below command, for more check Lenny-app Wiki

   pnpm run build

2. Make sure you have your own Lenny setup running on your machine (installation guide)

   curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArchiveLabs/lenny/refs/heads/main/install.sh | sudo sh

   This will add 800+ books inside your Lenny. Feel free to check the Github Docs for Lenny.

Pilot

We're seeking partnerships with libraries who would like to try lending digital resources to their patrons.