Mendia is a server application that keeps track of the movie collection of its users. Users can notify mendia about new movies in their collection and mendia can inform about new movies and their owner in a seperate telegram group.
Note: For now mendia is constrained to telegram, this can change in the future.
The interface is websocket based and accepts json-formatted messages.
Users can:
The npm package mendia aims to implement this interface and provides a web based user interface for it.
Note: Data is stored in a
mysqlcompatible database which must be provided externally.
Along the main binary mendia this crate also comes with the mendia-admin tool.
The database can be configured with a *.yml file:
yml
host: 127.0.0.1
port: 3306
database: mendia
credentials:
user: user
password: example
console
mendia-admin --config config.yml --create-user martin
This will prompt for a password and stores it safely in the user table.
Note: The password is hashed and salted with the argon2 algorithm.
The main binary mendia is a daemon-application that, once started, waits for new websocket connections and handles multiple users along each other.
Like the CLI tool mendia-admin the daemon must be configured with a *.yml file that contains the database connection and settings for the telegram functionality.
Note: For now every argument in the file must be set, nothing is optional for now.
yml
database:
host: 127.0.0.1
port: 3306
database: mendia
credentials:
user: user
password: example
websocket:
host: '0.0.0.0'
port: 8081
telegram:
token: 'YOURBOTTOKEN'
chatid: 'TARGETCHATID'
Start the daemon
console
mendia --config config.yml
TODO this section must yet be written