ft-demo

ft-demo

ft-demo is a wrapper around ft that enables random users to try ft. checkout the graph below to understand how ft-demo works.

can I run it?

Yeah, just clone the repository, cd into it and execute the following commands:

docker build -t ft-demo - < Dockerfile
docker run --rm -d --device /dev/fuse --privileged -p 127.0.0.1:12345:12345 ft-demo

Then, go to localhost:12345 and voilà.

sweet, can I try?

yeah, just go to ft.lemondev.xyz.

note: this instance will restart everyday at 00:00 MYT Time.

okay, cool, but how can I run it?

ahh, just compile the main.go file. Afterwards, create an init script for ft-demo, here's mine that works on Alpine linux in OpenRC.

After that is done, simply reverse-proxy ft-demo and you should be good to go.

what if I use systemd?

Well, you have to create your own script file. Do not fret, however, it is pretty painless. For ft-demo, make sure of the following:

1. ft is running
2. ft is run in a directory where client and static exist
3. ft-demo can connect to ft's unix or tcp socket
4. before ft-demo launches, the fuse directory is unmounted
5. check for any pesky CORS headers