/pastey

Pastebin implementation using Perl and VueJS

Primary LanguagePerl

Setup

Front-end VueJS

Our project has the standard setup of Vue Cli 3. You can find out more here https://cli.vuejs.org/ | Vue Cli 3

# Install npm packages
# -- To install all updated packages
npm install
# -- To install from package-lock.json
npm ci

# Build process
npm run build

# Development process
npm run serve

vue.config.js

cp vue.config.js.dist vue.config.js

config.json

cp config.json.dist config.json
// UPDATE this file to match your own setup
"path": "/icyavocado/pastey",
"base_url": "https://pastey.ovacoda.com",
"plugins": {
"DBIC": {
  "default": {
    "dsn": "dbi:SQLite:dbname=/icyavocado/pastey/database/pastey_bin.sqlite",
    "schema_class": "Pastey::Schema"
  }
}

Back-end Perl Dancer 2

Setup Perl / Carton and install dependencies for our backend, this will take a bit longer

# Install a local version of Perl, admin-free perl installation
sudo apt install perlbrew
perlbrew init
# Add the path to bashrc
echo 'source ~/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bashrc' >> ~/.bashrc
# Install perl version 5.26.1
perlbrew install -n -j 5 perl-5.26.1
# Add carton to perlbrew
perlbrew lib create carton
perlbrew switch perl-5.26.1@carton
# Install carton, package manager
sudo apt install carton
# Fetch dependencies
carton install --deployment

Create database with definition from pastey/bin/scripts/schema.sql

bin/loaddb

Start up the webapp using a restart script, this will create a pastey.pid contains the pid of the Starman.

# Example bin/restart --port 5000
bin/restart [--port] [--workers]

Stop the app

kill [pid number from pastey.pid]

Language Detection

Our system using guesslang to detect the language that user are working with

sudo apt install python-pip
pip3 install guesslang
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"'  >> ~/.bashrc

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