/Talon

static site management system

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Talon

static site management system

Talon allows you to have multiple static pages displayed on your website with a convenient menu to switch between them.

Talon can be used for a lot of different purposes:

  • Creating a personal website
  • Documentation for different projects
  • Fast website publishing for testing
  • Serving CI artifacts (Website previews, coverage reports)

Models

Website

  • ID
  • Name
  • Path
  • PathLower
  • Logo (File) →
  • Color
  • Visibility: Featured/Searchable/Hidden
  • User
  • CreatedAt
  • MaxVersions
  • SourceURL
  • SourceType
  • Versions →[]

Version

  • ID
  • Name
  • User
  • Upload date
  • Version files →[]

File

  • Hash
  • Filepath
  • Version

User

  • ID
  • Username
  • Password
  • Is admin

API user

  • ID
  • API Key
  • Creator (User)

Permission

  • Allowed paths/pathspaces

    Examples:

    • Any paths including subpaths: #
    • Any path/subpath under "ThetaDev": thetadev.#
    • Subpath "Coverage" under any path: *.coverage
    • Subpath "Coverage" under the paths "thetadev" and " zoey": thetadev|zoey.coverage
    • Marks "thetadev.test" and "zoey.coverage": thetadev.test||zoey.coverage

  • Max size per uploaded website

  • Can create websites

  • OPT: Max TTL for created paths

  • Max versions for created paths

  • Max visibility for created paths

URL format

Hash: example.com/h/7a9745fed498f69c46a3ffa5dfaff872e0e1df89

Mark: example.com/thetadev/coverage/main-a352c312 example.com/thetadev/coverage/pr-3

File storage

Files are stored with their SHA256 hashes to provide deduplication. If you upload a lot of sites that use the same template, the stylesheets and scripts only need to be stored once. The real filenames and folder structure are kept in the database.

storage/d/d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e

Every day Talon should run a pruning operation where it will look for unused files and delete them to free storage space.

Logo

The font used is called Litmus and it was created by Alan Carr (Download: https://www.ffonts.net/Litmus.font).

The *_inkscape.svg files are the ones to be edited. After editing, save the files as Optimized SVG and turn off pretty-printing to get browser-friendly SVG.