Dike server is a really tiny dynamic DNS (DDNS) server
Dike server is based on the PowerDNS Remote Backend: it makes available a backend HTTP server to provide queries answers to the DNS server; and a HTTP server to attend dynamic DNS (DDNS) clients. It uses the Actix web framework + Diesel ORM for the Rust language.
It doesn't follow any of the officials DynDNS Protocols but it is inspired by them.
The current application uses MariaDB as the backend database. For development purposes, it is possible
to start the dike-mariadb container if Docker + docker-compose is available through the following
command: $ docker-compose up -d --build dike-mariadb. A .env file must be created, according to the
.env.sample. After installing Rust and setting up Cargo, the following command will (1) install the
diesel_cli binary (if that is not available); (2) migrate any new migration; and (3) compile the
application and run it:
$ scripts/container.shThe HTTP server's address will be printed in the console.
Another possibility is using docker-compose to start all services (including database):
$ docker-compose up --buildFor testing (plus code coverage) and linting, you could run:
$ scripts/test.shPlease take a look at /issues
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