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@gezelligate/studio

v0.2.0

Published

Wizard for Gezelligate. `npx @gezelligate/studio` in an empty folder fetches the catalog, scaffolds the project, and opens a browser-based wizard that renders a deployable docker-compose or Kubernetes bundle.

Readme

@gezelligate/studio

Browser-based wizard for Gezelligate — set up a sovereign open-source office stack (Mattermost, Drive, Meet, Docs, Bridge, Keycloak, …) without DevOps.

Quick start

mkdir my-office && cd my-office
npx @gezelligate/studio

On first run, the studio fetches the latest release of gezelligate/catalog into .gezelligate/catalog/<ref>/, scaffolds services/ and writes gezelligate.json at the project root (project metadata + pinned catalog ref under toolchain.catalog), then opens a browser at the chosen port. Re-runs in the same folder reuse the pinned catalog ref.

Options

gezelligate-studio [options]
  -r, --root <dir>          project root (default: cwd)
  --port <port>             API + UI port (default: 3000)
  --no-open                 don't open the browser automatically
  --catalog-dir <path>      use a local catalog checkout instead of fetching
  --catalog-ref <ref>       catalog git ref (tag or sha) to pin
  --dev                     spawn Vite dev server with HMR (monorepo contributors only)

The default mode serves the pre-built bundle and the Fastify API on the same port (no proxy needed). --dev is for contributors hacking on the studio's React client.

How the wizard renders

The studio drives @gezelligate/core's render() with the @gezelligate/docker and @gezelligate/k8s targets injected. Output lands in <project>/output/{docker,kubernetes}/.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.