Linus Gasser
e27e8b7b4f
This allows you to run an always-on node for your radicle projects and then synchronise with other nodes. It offers the node and a web-frontend, which is read-only.
63 lines
1.5 KiB
Bash
63 lines
1.5 KiB
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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# Vendored config versions (must match .env.sample / compose.yml).
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export NGINX_CONF_VERSION=v1
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export EXPLORER_CONFIG_VERSION=v1
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export NODE_ENTRYPOINT_VERSION=v1
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# The helpers below drive the `rad` CLI inside the seed node. Run them against
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# the `node` service, e.g.:
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#
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# abra app cmd <domain> node node_id
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# abra app cmd <domain> node seed_repo rad:z2...
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#
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# RAD_HOME is set on the node service, so `rad` finds the identity and the
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# node's control socket automatically.
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# Print this seed's Radicle Node ID (NID). Share "<nid>@<domain>:8776" so other
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# nodes can peer with and seed from you.
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node_id() {
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rad self --nid
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}
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# Full local identity: NID, DID, alias and key location.
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whoami() {
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rad self
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}
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# Node runtime status: running state, listen addresses and connected peers.
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node_status() {
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rad node status
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}
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# Repositories currently in this node's inventory (what it is seeding).
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inventory() {
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rad node inventory
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}
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# Routing table: which peers announce which repositories.
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routing() {
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rad node routing
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}
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# Explicitly seed a repository. Needed when RAD_SEEDING_SCOPE=followed or the
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# policy is "block". Usage: seed_repo rad:z2...
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seed_repo() {
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rad seed "$1" --scope all
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}
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# Stop seeding a repository. Usage: unseed_repo rad:z2...
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unseed_repo() {
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rad unseed "$1"
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}
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# Connect to a specific peer. Usage: connect_peer <nid>@<host>:<port>
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connect_peer() {
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rad node connect "$1"
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}
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# Follow a peer's node. Usage: follow_peer <nid>
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follow_peer() {
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rad follow "$1"
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}
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