Dockerized pacman repository with friendly user interface and public API

Pacman package repository - fleu-pkg

Dockerized pacman repository with friendly user interface and public API. Project goal is to quickly set up personal pacman repostitory without pain and hustle. Base styling is provided to keep in sync with modern gnome apps.

Configurations

Environment variables/flags:

• 📄 - FLEUPKG_REPO - repo - repository name on the web page
• 😀 - FLEUPKG_USER - user - user name in system, will be used to eject yay packages
• 🌐 - FLEUPKG_PORT - port - publically exposed port, 8080 default
• 📫 - FLEUPKG_API_ADRESS - api-adress - adress for backend api calls via grpc-web
• 📦 - FLEUPKG_INIT_PKGS - init-pkgs - initial packages to download on start
• 📒 - FLEUPKG_LOGS_FORMAT - logs-fmt - format for logs (can be text/json/pretty)
• 📂 - FLEUPKG_WEB_DIR - web-dir - directory with flutter web app
• 🔐 - FLEUPKG_LOGINS - logins - list of logins and passwords separated by '|' symbol

Deploy

• with docker:

docker run -p 8080:8080 -e FLEUPKG_LOGS_FMT=text dancheg97.ru/dancheg97/fleupkg:latest

• with docker-compose:

services:
  pacman:
    image: dancheg97.ru/dancheg97/fleupkg:latest
    command: run
    environment:
      FLEUPKG_INIT_PKGS: yay
      FLEUPKG_API_ADRESS: http://localhost:8080/
      FLEUPKG_LOGS_FMT: text
      FLEUPKG_LOGINS: user1|pass1|user2|pass2
    ports:
      - 8080:8080

Add to pacman conf

Add those lines to your /etc/pacman.conf, to get things to work:

[localhost]
SigLevel = Optional TrustAll
Server = http://localhost:8080/pkg

You can test it with this commands:

sudo pacman -R yay
sudo pacman -Sy yay

Contribute

For applicaiton development you need to install following software:

• go
• gofumpt
• golangci-lint
• buf
• flutter
• flutter webkit

All frontend dart code is located in lib folder, all backend go code is located in cmd folder.

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