loklak_search
The loklak_search creates a website using the loklak server as a data source. The goal is to get a search site, that offers timeline search as well as custom media search, account and geolocation search.
In order to run the service, you can use the API of http://api.loklak.org or install your own loklak server data storage engine. loklak_server is a server application which collects messages from various social media tweet sources, including Twitter. The server contains a search index and a peer-to-peer index sharing interface. All messages are stored in an elasticsearch index.
The site of this repo is deployed on the GitHub gh-pages branch and automatically deployed here: http://loklak.org
Communication
Please join our mailing list to discuss questions regarding the project: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/opntec-dev
Our chat channel is on gitter here: https://gitter.im/loklak/loklak
Technology Stack
Components
- HTML - Structure of the web page generated.
- CSS - Styling options and details of the web page.
- JavaScript(JSON) - Used to store information for deploying the application such as dependencies.
- Angular 4 - Structure for deployment of the web page.
Services and Dependencies
- Bower - The goal is to use Bower to manage front-end dependencies in future.
Requirements
- Angular-cli
- node --version >= 6
- npm --version >= 3
Installation
First, we will need to install angular-cli by using the following command:
$ npm install -g @angular/cli
After installing angular-cli we need to install our required node modules, so we will do that by using the following command:
$ npm install
How to deploy?
Running on localhost:
- Step 1: Fork loklak_search repository and clone it to your desktop
- Step 2: Then cd into that cloned folder
- Step 3: Deploy locally by running this:
$ ng serve
How to use ngrx/StoreDevtools?
- Step 1: Install the
Redux Devtools
extension. - Step 2: We don't enable the ReduxDevtools by default due to performance considerations. To enable this, un-comment the StoreDevtools
import
inapp.module.ts
.
Note: Please make sure that you comment the StoreDevtools import
again before making the PR.
Surge:
For deploying withSurge will automatically generate deployment link whenever a pull request passes Travis CI.
Suppose pull request number is 150 and it passes Travis CI. The deployment link can be found here: https://pr-150-fossasia-LoklakSearch.surge.sh
Github Pages:
For deploying withWith these very simple steps you can have loklak_search deployed:
- Step 1: Fork loklak_search repository and clone it to your desktop
- Step 2: Then check out to your master branch
$ git checkout master
- Step 3: Deploy running this:
$ npm run deploy
- Step 4: Visit
https://yourusername.github.io/loklak_search
and you should see the search running - Step 5: As you search you might see that it can't find anything, to resolve this, on search you will see there is a red shield on search bar, click on it and allow to load scripts
- Step 6: Reload and you will have a function loklak search page deployed with github pages.
Loklak Server
See here to run your own https://github.com/loklak/loklak_server (recommended), and change apiUrl
in config accordingly. Last resource, or for production is http://api.loklak.org
Contributions, Bug Reports, Feature Requests
This is an Open Source project and we would be happy to see contributors who report bugs and file feature requests, submitting the pull requests as well. Please report issues in the GitHub tracker.
Branch Policy
We have the following branches
- master All development goes on in the master branch. If you're making a contribution, you are supposed to make a pull request to master. PRs to the branch must pass a build check and a unit-test check on Travis.
- gh-pages This contains the autogenerated code of the master branch that is generated by Travis.
License
This project is currently licensed under The MIT License (MIT). A copy of LICENSE.md should be present along with the source code. To obtain the software under a different license, please contact FOSSASIA.