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Todocolors
A self-hostable multiplayer todo app with Redis, Rust, WebSockets and Next.js.
Warning:
This project is currently a prototype.
Features may be changed, break, or have security issues without anything being communicated!
The code is a bit better now, but still may get rewritten from scratch for the next iteration of the project!
Use and contribute at your own risk.
Screenshots
Architecture
The application is split in two modules:
- todored, a backend written in Rust built upon axum
- todoblue, a frontend written in TypeScript built upon Next.JS
Installation
To deploy your own instance of Todocolors, use the files contained in todopod/, tweaking the network_mode and ports of the caddy container as you see appropriate.
Data will be stored in the data/redis/rdata/ directory.
Further customization
For more customization, make changes and then build your own Docker images using the provided Dockerfile in todored/ and todoblue/.
Build
Build instructions are provided for the two modules:
Development
Development instructions are provided for the two modules:
License
This project is licensed under the EUPL-1.2.
Attribution
Open source attributions are split by module, see: