Dockerized pacman repository with friendly user interface and public API

FleuOS package repository – fleupkg

Dockerized pacman repository with friendly user interface and public API. Project goal is to quickly set up personal pacman repostitory without pain and hustle.

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.