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[WIP] hosting the sync-server with the desktop app (POC) #3631
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This seems very cool! |
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yarn workspace @actual-app/web build --mode=desktop | |||
yarn workspace @actual-app/crdt build |
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crdt is a dependency of actual-server. Build it before packaging the sync-server
Just throwing this out there. Could the bundled server have a way to make its own ssl cert? That way we know it setup right and the user just have to know to click past the warning, or have guides on how to install the cert. |
Still investigating that one. I think it can be done because dev servers do it but still experimenting. Just added an item on the todo for it. |
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await fs.writeFile(getPathForUserFile(fileId), req.body); |
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res.setHeader('Content-Disposition', `attachment;filename=${fileId}`); | ||
res.sendFile(getPathForUserFile(fileId)); |
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console.log(`Error on endpoint ${req.url}`, err.message, err.stack); |
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The goal
Free server hosting via the desktop app. We'd run the sync server inside of the desktop app, expose it to the internet via ngrok (or similar) and provide a QR code/url for the user to connect their phone to the server.
We could provide an option to start actual-server when the computer starts up. If we did this the server would be alive whenever the computer is on. If the user downloads the pwa to their phone they could budget even when the server is offline - it would sync when the computer is turned back on.
Todos:
In a follow up feature:
Known issues
Next: Figure out the best way to bring actual-server into the actual repo
Expose the running server to the internet
Manged to get it working with ngrok. Ngrok's big and they give you a free domain. It works a treat. I haven't tested it in anger, I'm sure it will disconnect me after an hour or so so we may need to add logic to reconnect.
Thoughts on bundling the actual-server code
Old thoughts:
Server sync notes