This PR is a first cut at packaging the registry server and running it via Nix. Doing it via Nix means that we can do Nix-based deployments to our NixOS server, giving us access to all the niceties of a Nix server (namely, easy deployments and rollbacks).
Marking as a draft for now because this is quite ugly and I need to do more work to make it readable and convenient to use. That said: you can run the server with this command (if you have Nix):
nix run github:purescript/registry-dev/trh/nix-build
You should see some build output and then the server will start up:
┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Server now up on port 8080 │
│ │
│ To test, run: │
│ > curl -v localhost:8080/api/v1/jobs/0 │
└───────────────────────────────────────────┘
And, accordingly, you can curl that endpoint to get output. Voila!
thomashoneyman
commented
1 year ago
This PR is a first cut at packaging the registry server and running it via Nix. Doing it via Nix means that we can do Nix-based deployments to our NixOS server, giving us access to all the niceties of a Nix server (namely, easy deployments and rollbacks).
Marking as a draft for now because this is quite ugly and I need to do more work to make it readable and convenient to use. That said: you can run the server with this command (if you have Nix):
You should see some build output and then the server will start up:
And, accordingly, you can
curlthat endpoint to get output. Voila!