A small web app for asking and moderating questions
Questions can be submitted by any user. Initially, questions are hidden for non-moderators. Moderators can make hidden questions visible and can hide visible questions. In addition, moderators can also delete questions.
Any user can upvote a question, but a session cannot give more than one upvote for a single question.
nochfragen stores questions and surveys in an SQLite database and
keeps track of sessions in Redis.
The backend is implemented in the backend directory.
A recent stable rust toolchain is required. The SQLite (development) library is also required on your system. The exact name of this package varies in every distribution/package ecosystem.
The nochfragen main executable provides the backend API routes under
/api/ and also serves frontend content from $ROOT_DIR (defaults to
../build).
cargo run
The frontend is written in Svelte and requires the nodejs toolchain.
First, set up an example .env file for the build:
cp .env.example .env
Then, build the static site:
npm i
npm run build
nochfragen is configured with environment variables:
| Environment variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
$NOCHFRAGEN_PASSWORD (required) |
None | Moderation password |
$OIDC_ISSUER_URL (optional) |
None | URL of OpenID Connect provider |
$OIDC_CLIENT_ID (optional) |
None | OpenID Connect client ID |
$OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET (optional) |
None | OpenID Connect client secret |
$BASE_URL (optional) |
None | Base URL where nochfragen is served at |
$LISTEN_ADDRESS |
127.0.0.1:8080 |
Address to listen on |
$REDIS_ADDRESS |
127.0.0.1:6379 |
Redis connection address |
$DATABASE_URL |
db.sqlite |
Path to SQLite database |
$ROOT_DIR |
../build |
Path to frontend build |
nochfragen is licensed under the MIT (Expat) License.