Atprotoblog - An ATProtocol Blog

A simple little blog that pulls posts from your PDS, using the com.whtwnd.blog.entry lexicon.

interface WhtwndBlogEntryRecord {
  $type: 'com.whtwnd.blog.entry'
  content?: string
  createdAt: string
  theme?: string
  title: string
  ogp?: {
    height: number | null
    url: string | null
    width: number | null
  }
}

interface WhtwndBlogEntryView {
  rkey: string
  cid: string
  title: string
  content?: string
  createdAt: string
  banner?: string
}

Configuration

Just a few things are needed in your .env file.

ATP_SERVICE=https://pds.skiddle.id/
ATP_IDENTIFIER=skiddle.id
ATP_DID=did:plc:kbpcqituf5ku6xorxo2wzdee

• ATP_SERVICE is the URL of your PDS. It's probably hosted by Bluesky. Find it at internect.info.
• ATP_IDENTIFIER is your handle. It's used to know which repo to get records from.
• ATP_DID is...your DID. Again, find it at internect.info. Used to get your Bluesky profile (I use this just to get the already-hosted copy of your profile picture. You could rewrite this if you wanted to, would be faster too).

Development

Just run the Vite server, you know, like usual?

yarn run dev

Deployment

Make sure you have dotenv-cli installed.

npm install -g dotenv-cli

Then build and serve.

yarn build
yarn start

Creating Posts

There's various ways you could do this. I just use a Markdown editor and then manually save them with createRecord. You can also use the editor at whtwnd's website to create them.

Deployment Using Docker

You can deploy atprotoblog using Docker for a more streamlined and isolated environment. Here’s how:

1. Build the Docker Image:

   docker build -t atprotoblog .

2. Run the Container:

   To run the container and expose it on a specific port (e.g., port 3000):

   docker run -d -p 3000:3000 --name atprotoblog ghcr.io/arcestia/atprotoblog:latest

3. Using Docker Compose:

   Alternatively, you can use Docker Compose for a more declarative setup. Create a docker-compose.yml:

   version: '3.8'
   
   services:
     atprotoblog:
       image: ghcr.io/arcestia/atprotoblog:latest
       container_name: atprotoblog
       ports:
         - "3000:3000"
       environment:
         - NODE_ENV=production
       restart: unless-stopped

   Then run:

   docker-compose up -d

This approach will help in quickly deploying the application, allowing you to manage it effectively with Docker's features like container restarts and isolated environments.

Related Project

This project is based on blug by haileyok. I have made some modifications and Dockerized it to make deployment easier.