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cards.go | 5 meses atrás | |
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check-docker.http | 5 meses atrás | |
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docker-compose.override.yml | 7 meses atrás | |
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I made this so I can pull random cards on my phone and review the text.
I originally designed this for use in Pythonista Then I rewrote it in rust to be a web app. Then I got very tired of compiling rust. I wanted to take it to the NEXT LEVEL and rewrite it in golang and stuff it in a docker container.
I publish the docker container at DockerHub. It is fully self-contained and uses port 3200 internally.
You can spin up a copy however you choose to do a docker or use my compose files in /compose
go build -o bin/silicon-dawn cmd/silicon-dawn
./bin/silicon-dawn get
to hydrate the cards data directory./bin/silicon-dawn serve
to start the webserverOr! if you are super lazy check out my hosted copy of this.