Atridad Lahiji
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# Sync Server
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A simple Go server for self-hosting your OpenClimb sync data.
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## How It Works
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This server is dead simple. It uses a single `openclimb.json` file for your data and a directory for images. The last client to upload wins, overwriting the old data. Authentication is just a static bearer token.
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## Getting Started
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1. Create a `.env` file in this directory:
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```
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IMAGE=git.atri.dad/atridad/openclimb-sync:latest
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APP_PORT=8080
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AUTH_TOKEN=your-super-secret-token
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DATA_FILE=/data/openclimb.json
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IMAGES_DIR=/data/images
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ROOT_DIR=./openclimb-data
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```
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Set `AUTH_TOKEN` to a long, random string. `ROOT_DIR` is where the server will store its data on your machine.
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2. Run with Docker:
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```bash
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docker-compose up -d
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```
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The server will be running on `http://localhost:8080`.
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## API
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The API is minimal, just enough for the app to work. All endpoints require an `Authorization: Bearer <your-auth-token>` header.
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- `GET /sync`: Download `openclimb.json`.
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- `POST /sync`: Upload `openclimb.json`.
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- `GET /images/{imageName}`: Download an image.
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- `POST /images/{imageName}`: Upload an image.
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Check out `main.go` for the full details. |