Portfolio

Portfolio aims for you to have your personal weblog. It contains the following parts:

1. Home Page: A space for you to introduce yourself briefly.
2. Blog Page: A platform where you can write and showcase your thought to people.
3. About Me Page: A detailed section where you can write more about yourself.
4. Contact Page: A communication channel where others can write direct messages to you as an admin.

Here is where you can see how my plans for the project. If you have any suggestions to enhance this project, please feel free to open an issue.

How To Run It

1. Docker

   • Pull the image

   docker pull ghcr.io/milad75rasouli/portfolio:latest

   • Create config.toml

    touch config.toml

   • Copy the configurations into config.toml

    debug = true
    admin_email = "milad@gmail.com"
   
    [database]
    is_sqlite=true
    connection_timeout="2s"
   
    [cipher]
    paper="verySecurePaper"
    time=2
    memory=131072 #128\*1024
    Thread=5
   
    [jwt]
    refresh_secret_key="key1234567890" # it should be over 48 characters long to be secure
    access_secret_key="key123456" # it should be over 32 characters long to be secure

   • Change the config file (admin_email, paper must be changed)

   • Run the Image

   sudo docker run -v "$(pwd)"/config.toml:/app/config.toml -p 80:5001 ghcr.io/milad75rasouli/portfolio:latest

   • Go to http://localhost:80 to visit your website

2. On your Machine. Follow these steps to run:

• Clone the project

git clone --recursive https://github.com/milad75rasouli/portfolio

Note

if you clone the project without its submodules please run this you get them git submodule update --init --recursive

• Get the packages:

 cd portfolio
 go mod tidy

• Download and install templ and set it into the PATH.

• Download and install just and set it into the PATH.

• Run it

just run

K8S

1. Run minikube:

minikube start

Tip

You might need to send the image to minikube: eval $(minikube docker-env)

2. Apply the file:

kubectl apply -f deployment.yml

Tip

See your services: kubectl get services See your pods; kubectl get pods

3. Expose the service to see the website:

minikube service portfolio-service

Then, visit the displayed address in your browser.

Contribution

Your contributions to this project are welcome. Please feel free to open issues and send pull requests.