This will let us populate upcoming events server-side on the website (or
serve this data in a format that can be more easily consumed by JS).
Change-Id: I0f6b5bf9831f4d07acebb4eb77a7d88b63fe8e46
Instead of manually packaging leaflet.js into the Git repository, this
uses an http_archive to download it on demand, and augments the static
serving code to accept different regexes as paths so that the
http_archive's contents can be served directly.
Change-Id: Icb8d624fea855fb748f107471133ac8adb5f2776
This rips out the existing HTML and CSS. In the end, we're not going to
use it.
In its place, it adds a simplistic landing page, hoping to gather more
attention and curiosity from other hackers that would like to make it
prettier.
Change-Id: I322b071a8510536bd6aad9252ae7aa8fe3a734bc
This reimplements the blog rendering functionality and the main/index
page.
www-main used to combine multiple atom feeds into one (Redmine and the
wordpress blog at blog.hackerspace.pl). We retain the functionality, but
only render the wordpress blog now (some other content might follow).
We also cowardly comment out the broken calendar iframe.
Change-Id: I9abcd8d85149968d06e1cb9c97d72eba7f0bc99f
This renders the About and About-but-in-English templates already
present.
It integrates header.html and rotimage_at.html into the basic template.
These were separates so that different webapps on boston-packets could
serve the same header file from the same sources, but this approach will
have to be abandoned for this version of the site anyway.
We'll have to figure out how/if to share these things between different
webapps, but probably only after we actually come up with a new site
theme. Let's keep it simple for now.
We also skip porting the 'subscribe to lists' template and
functionality, as it's broken right now anyway.
Change-Id: Ia89bfcaa1e250bd74d1771e095b3c8505b08c606
This adds a minimum serving Go binary, and static/template file
embedding.
The templates are not yet served or even loaded. The static files are
served at /static/..., eg.:
$ curl 127.0.0.1:8080/static/mapka.png
Change-Id: Iedd8696db2c2e5d434dc2e7fbd0199d0f6ee5fff
Retrieved from code.hackerspace.pl/q3k/www-main at
afd7415f582b474e737f830037e4c23178220032 .
No cleanup/conversion yet - straight from the repository.
Change-Id: Ia7ef50483541863cb1a7509607d549cdfe15522e
We don't have pug/scss in Bazel/hscloud, so we just go ahead and rewrite
this to the lowest common denominator of web technologies.
Alternatively, we could at least go for gcss, which does have Bazel
rules - but it's probably not worth the effort.
Change-Id: I379157d8fd8682c4bcb87768e9cfe1f051fe9033
This brings oodviewer into k0.
oodviewer started as a py2/flask script running on q3k's personal infra,
which is now being turned down.
This is a rewrite of that script into similarly mediocre Go, conforming
to the exact same mediocre JSON API and spartan HTML interface.
This also deploys it into k0 in the oodviewer-prod namespace. It's
already running, but the 'oodviewer.q3k.me' TTL has to expire before it
begins handling traffic.
Change-Id: Ieef1b0f8f0c60e6fa5dbe7701e0a07a4257f99ce
instead of Python packages
As usual with Python sadness, the @pydeps wheels are built on the bazel
host, so stuffing them inside a container_image (or py_image) will cause
new and unexpected kinds of misery.
Change-Id: Id4e4d53741cf2da367f01aa15c21c133c5cf0dba
This kills two birds with one stone:
- update the secretstore tool to be slightly smarter about secrets, to
the point where we can now just point it at a secret directory and
ask it to 'sync' all secrets in there
- runs the new fancy sync command on all keys to update them, which
is a follow up to gerrit/328.
Change-Id: I0eec4a3e8afcd9481b0b248154983aac25657c40
cz2's key has expired. Removing it for now as there's no easy way to
force gpg to encrypt content for expired keys.
Change-Id: Ib27b9a09385fcead1ba2d48ebf45426038d8b647
Only these nodes (and bc01n03( are #blesed by freenode.
In the future we should fix this by having custom node labels for
blessed nodes. But this will do for now.
Change-Id: Ia5d7cfcb9329da0de8d596ed40b20b0e0f286f43
This is an IRC/Telegram bridge.
It does multi-account puppet-like access to IRC making everyone's life
easier.
Compared to teleirc it also:
- is smarter about converting messages
- uses teleimg for public image access
- is not written in JS
Experimental for now.
Change-Id: I66ba3f83abdfdea6463ab3be5380d8d3f2769291
This is a shitty small proxy to unfuck telegram's bot image URLs, ie. do
not add content-disposition and send a proper MIME in content-type.
It also does some local caching and hides the Telegram API token.
Change-Id: I0afb29ca3f1807a13fa157fdcf486ee4c857f08d
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