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# The VNDB.org Source Code
## Quick and dirty setup using Docker
Setup:
```
docker build -t vndb .
```
Run (will run on the foreground):
```
docker run -ti --name vndb -p 3000:3000 -v "`pwd`":/var/www --rm vndb
```
If you need another terminal into the container while it's running:
```
docker exec -ti vndb su -l devuser # development shell (files are at /var/www)
docker exec -ti vndb psql -U devuser vndb # postgres superuser shell
docker exec -ti vndb psql -U vndb # postgres vndb shell
```
To start Multi, the optional application server:
```
docker exec -ti vndb su -l devuser -c 'make -C /var/www multi-restart'
```
It will run in the background for as long as the container is alive. Logs are
written to `data/log/multi.log`.
The PostgreSQL database will be stored in `data/docker-pg/` and the uploaded
files in `static/{ch,cv,sf,st}`. If you want to restart with a clean slate, you
can stop the container and run:
```
# Might want to make a backup of these dirs first if you have any interesting data.
rm -rf data/docker-pg static/{ch,cv,sf,st}
```
## Development database
There is a development database available for download at
[https://vndb.org/d8#3](https://vndb.org/d8#3).
When you first run the docker image, you will be asked whether you want to
download and import this database. If you do not use docker, you can import
this database manually as follows:
- Follow the steps below to setup PostgreSQL and initialze the database
- Download and extract the development database
- psql -U vndb -f dump.sql
## Requirements (when not using Docker)
Global requirements:
- Linux, or an OS that resembles Linux. Chances are VNDB won't run on Windows.
- PostgreSQL 10 (older versions may work)
- perl 5.24 recommended, 5.10+ may also work
**Perl modules** (core modules are not listed):
General:
- Crypt::ScryptKDF
- Crypt::URandom
- DBD::Pg
- DBI
- Image::Magick
- JSON::XS
- PerlIO::gzip
- Tie::IxHash
util/vndb.pl (the web backend):
- Algorithm::Diff::XS
- Text::MultiMarkdown
- TUWF
- HTTP::Server::Simple
util/multi.pl (application server, optional):
- AnyEvent
- AnyEvent::Pg
- AnyEvent::IRC
- XML::Parser
- graphviz (/usr/bin/dot is used by default)
## Setup
- Make sure all the required dependencies (see above) are installed
- Create a suitable data/config.pl, using data/config_example.pl as base.
- Run the build system:
```
make
```
- Setup a PostgreSQL server and make sure you can login with some admin user
- Initialize the VNDB database (assuming 'postgres' is a superuser):
```
# Create the database & roles
psql -U postgres -f util/sql/superuser_init.sql
# Set a password for each database role:
echo "ALTER ROLE vndb LOGIN PASSWORD 'pwd1'" | psql -U postgres
echo "ALTER ROLE vndb_site LOGIN PASSWORD 'pwd2'" | psql -U postgres
echo "ALTER ROLE vndb_multi LOGIN PASSWORD 'pwd3'" | psql -U postgres
# Now import the rest
psql -U vndb -f util/sql/all.sql
```
- Update the vndb_site password in data/config.pl to whatever you set it in
the previous step.
- (Optional) Do the same for vndb_multi if Multi is needed.
- (Optional) Import the "Development database" as explained above.
- Now simply run:
```
util/vndb-dev-server.pl
```
- (Optional) To start Multi, the application server:
```
make multi-restart
```
## License
GNU AGPL, see COPYING file for details.
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