This project is led by the Department of Innovation and Technology of the City of Bratislava. We’re making it entirely open-source as we believe this promotes savings, collaboration, auditability and innovation in the public sector.
Our goal is to be transparent about services we’re developing and providing, as well as to invite other cities and municipalities to build on top of the same or similar open-source technologies we’ve already tested and used - to foster an ecosystem of collaboration between teams facing similar challenges. We’ll be happy to get in touch.
We intend to make many more of our projects open-source by the end of 2022 - stay tuned!
If you are an individual or a company who’d like to take part in these efforts, collaborate closely on development or report an issue, we’d love to hear from you! 🙌 Contact us using this repository or at innovationteam@bratislava.sk
Each sub-project contains README which should get you up and running. More information can be found in our docs.
🏡 /next Next.js web app
🗄️ /strapi Strapi CMS server
🐳 /docker-compose.yml Providing postgres database and meilisearch instance
💅 .prettierrc - presently needed for prettier to work well when opening root directory in vscode (PRs to get rid of it & config it better are welcome)
Follow user guide in folders /strapi and /next.
You need node and yarn installed locally.
If you want to start a postgres database and meilisearch instance with correct credentials, simply run:
docker-compose up -dYou need docker/podman installed locally.
After initial docker-compose up you have to set keys for meilisearch for both the Strapi and Next. To get them, run the command below:
curl --request GET \
--url http://localhost:7700/keys \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer masterKey' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' | json_ppThen use "Default Admin API Key" for strapi in strapi/.env.local as MEILISEARCH_ADMIN_API_KEY and "Default Search API Key" in next/.env.local file as NEXT_PUBLIC_MEILISEARCH_SEARCH_API_KEY.
This project utilizes the iframe-resizer library, which is an open-source project developed by David J. Bradshaw. We are grateful for the work that has been put into this library and its contribution to the open-source community.