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README.md
nederlandskie
A Bluesky feed generator written in Rust.
The specific algorithm indexes and serves posts written in Russian language, by people living in Netherlands.
- Posts are stored in PostgreSQL via
sqlx
andscooby
- Language of posts is determined via
lingua-rs
- Country of residence is inferred from profile information through ChatGPT via
chat-gpt-lib-rs
- Feed is served via
axum
- Intefacing with Bluesky is implemented using
atrium-api
Deployed in production at https://nederlandskie.plansfortheday.org/
Published on Bluesky at https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:376mcc6k4s5p7qbtyjrgph5k/feed/nederlandskie.
Setup
-
Set up a PostgreSQL database
-
Create tables using SQL provided in
sql
directory. -
Copy
.env.example
into.env
and set up the environment variables within:PUBLISHER_BLUESKY_HANDLE
to your Bluesky handlePUBLISHER_BLUESKY_PASSWORD
to Bluesky app password that you created in settingsCHAT_GPT_API_KEY
for your ChatGPT keyDATABASE_URL
for PostgreSQL credentialsFEED_GENERATOR_HOSTNAME
to the hostname of where you intend to host the feed
-
Determine your own DID and put it in
PUBLISHER_DID
env variable in.env
:cargo run --bin who_am_i
Running
Populate and serve the feed
cargo run
The feed will be available at http://localhost:3030/.
Determine your own did for publishing
cargo run --bin who_am_i
Publish the feed
cargo run --bin publish_feed -- --help
Force a profile to be in a certain country
cargo run --bin force_profile_country -- --help
Cross-compiling on non-Linux machines to deploy on Linux
-
Install
cross
by following their installation guide -
Build the binaries in release mode:
cross build --release
- Deploy the binaries in
target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/
as you see fit