Self host metz.sh

This is a mono-repo forked from metz's hosted app that you can run yourself on your own infrastructure.

Features

• Supports syncing your projects to a Postgres database.
• Rust based backend for faster startup on serverless platforms
• Next.JS based webapp for ease of development

Configuration

The backend is contained in rusty-backend folder which in turn contains config.env. Use this file to modify the configuration.

Name	Type	Role
LOAD_CONFIG_FROM_ENV	bool	Makes the app take config from environment
CONFIG_ENV	'LOCAL or DEV or PROD'	The environment to run the server in
CONFIG_RUN_MIGRATIONS	bool	If this is true then at startup all the migrations will be run. sqlx takes care of safety
CONFIG_DB__URL	string	The db url to connect to
CONFIG_DB__POOL__MIN	number	Minimum size for Database Pool
CONFIG_DB__POOL__MAX	number	Maximum size for Database Pool
CONFIG_DB__POOL__ACQUIRE_TIMEOUT	number	Seconds to wait for connection from pool
CONFIG_FRONTEND_ORIGIN	string	Used for CORS. Only this origins will be allowed to access the server
CONFIG_SERVER__PORT	number	Port which the server will run on

For the webapp, which is in app.metz, the configuration is in .env

Name	Type	Role
NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_API_PATH	string	Base path for backend

How to run?

Quickstart:

docker compose up

This will create a postgres container, wire everything together and start the server at http://localhost:3000

Another compose file is provided in case you want to bring your own storage.

docker compose -f docker-compose-external-db.yaml up

Simply update this section in the file CONFIG_DB__URL: <your-db-url>

Important

Building this requires enough resources else docker kills it. Please provide at least 2G of RAM.