Real-time imageboard. MIT licensed.

Setup:

• Install dependencies listed below
• Sign up for reCAPTCHA
• Create a GitHub Application (callback URL = site URL + /login)
• Copy config.js.example to config.js and configure
• Copy hot.js.example to hot.js and configure
• Copy imager/config.js.example to imager/config.js and configure
• Copy report/config.js.example to report/config.js and configure
• You might need to run npm install -g node-gyp
• Run npm install to install npm deps and compile a few helpers
• Run node builder.js to run an auto-reloading development server

Production:

• Have your webserver serve www/ (or wherever you've moved src, thumb, etc.)
  • Configure imager.config.MEDIA_URL appropriately
  • Then turn off SERVE_STATIC_FILES and SERVE_IMAGES
• If you're behind Cloudflare turn on CLOUDFLARE
  • Or if you're behind any reverse proxy (nginx etc) turn on TRUST_X_FORWARDED_FOR
• Run node server/server.js for just the server
• You can update client code & hot.js on-the-fly with node server/kill.js
• For nginx hosting/reverse proxying, refer to docs/nginx.conf.example
• For a sample init script, refer to docs/doushio.initscript.example
• config.DAEMON support is old and broken, PRs welcome

Dependencies:

• ImageMagick
• libpng
• node.js + npm
• redis
• ffmpeg 2.2+ if supporting WebM
• jhead and jpegtran optionally, for EXIF autorotation

Optional npm deps for various features:

• daemon (broken currently)
• icecast now-playing banners: node-expat
• send (if you want to serve static files directly from the node.js process; useful in debug mode also)

Standalone upkeep scripts:

• archive/daemon.js - moves old threads to the archive
• upkeep/backup.js - uploads rdb to S3
• upkeep/clean.js - deletes archived images
• upkeep/radio.js - icecast2 server integration