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CodeDeploy is an advanced deployment tool specifically designed for developers who want to streamline the process of deploying web applications directly from GitHub. Leveraging the Push to Deploy method, CodeDeploy simplifies the deployment workflow, enabling developers to deploy code with a single push to their repository.

Key Features:

• Push to Deploy: Automatically deploy your web application with each push to your GitHub repository, eliminating the need for manual deployments.

• Optimized Performance: Engineered for speed and efficiency, CodeDeploy ensures that your web projects are deployed quickly and reliably.

• Automated Testing: Run automated tests before deployment to catch issues early, ensuring your production environment is always stable.

• Rollback Capabilities: Easily roll back to a previous version of your application if something goes wrong, minimizing downtime and disruption.

• Secure Deployments: Built with security in mind, CodeDeploy integrates seamlessly with GitHub, providing a secure deployment pipeline for your web projects.

• User-Friendly Interface: Manage your deployments with an intuitive and easy-to-use interface designed to simplify the deployment process for developers of all skill levels.

Who It's For:

CodeDeploy is ideal for web developers, DevOps teams, and software development companies looking to automate and optimize their deployment processes. Whether you're working on a small personal project or a large-scale web application, CodeDeploy provides the tools you need to deploy with confidence.

Why Choose CodeDeploy?

CodeDeploy takes the complexity out of web deployment. By integrating directly with GitHub, it offers a seamless, automated solution that saves time, reduces errors, and ensures your web applications are always up to date. As an open-source project, CodeDeploy is continuously evolving with contributions from a vibrant community of developers. With its powerful features, user-friendly design, and the flexibility of open-source, CodeDeploy is the go-to choice for developers who want to focus on coding, not deploying.

First thing first, lets clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/rupadana/code-deploy

change your directory to project and install packages

composer install

Run this command to setup .env file or you can do it manually.

composer run-script post-root-package-install

Generate laravel app key using :

php artisan key:generate --ansi

Run this command to migrate & create super admin user

php artisan shield:install

Log in to dashboard http://127.0.0.1:8000/app/login and create team!

Install Dependencies

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y 
sudo apt install -y git gcc make unzip jq

tall GO if needed

ver="1.22.2"
cd $HOME
wget "https://golang.org/dl/go$ver.linux-amd64.tar.gz"
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/go
sudo tar -C /usr/local -xzf "go$ver.linux-amd64.tar.gz"
rm "go$ver.linux-amd64.tar.gz"
echo "export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin:$HOME/go/bin" >> ~/.bash_profile
source ~/.bash_profile
go version

Set Vars

change MONIKER="Moniker" with your own moniker and change SYMPHONY_PORT="14" to your own port

echo "export WALLET="wallet"" >> $HOME/.bash_profile
echo "export MONIKER="Moniker"" >> $HOME/.bash_profile
echo "export EMPED_CHAIN_ID="empe-testnet-2"" >> $HOME/.bash_profile
echo "export EMPED_PORT="14"" >> $HOME/.bash_profile
source $HOME/.bash_profile

Install Binary

cd $HOME
curl -LO https://github.com/empe-io/empe-chain-releases/raw/master/v0.1.0/emped_linux_amd64.tar.gz
tar -xvf emped_linux_amd64.tar.gz 
mv emped ~/go/bin

Initialize Node

emped init $MONIKER --chain-id empe-testnet-2
emped config chain-id $EMPED_CHAIN_ID
emped config keyring-backend test

Download Genesis and Addrbook

wget -O $HOME/.empe

RDB is a web application built using .

This tool offers a seamless and secure way to manage and back up your databases remotely. With an intuitive user interface, it allows you to schedule backups, and monitor backup with ease.

Designed for efficiency and reliability, RDB is the perfect solution for businesses and developers looking to safeguard their critical data effortlessly.

Prerequisites

You must install mysql-client and postgresql-client since this project uses mysqldump and pg_dump.

Installation

Clone the repository

Update your local environment

Run artisan app:install

Default user

email : [email protected]

password : 12345678

Supervisor

This project must use supervisorctl to manage database queues. Make sure you configure it itself.

Database Backup Runner

Currently, we support two runners to back up mysql and postgresql databases.

You can easly adding your custom runner by extends class AbstractBackupRunner and register it on AppServiceProvider

Code of Conduct

In order to ensure that the Laravel community is welcoming to all, please review and abide by the .

Security Vulnerabilities

If you discover a security vulnerability within this project, please send an e-mail to Rupadana via . All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.

License

The Remote Database Backup is open-sourced software licensed under the .

Let's create a server first. please use root user.

After creating the server, we need to adding public key to our server. if you did'nt setup the server yet, please follow this .

Copy the ssh public key.

Remote your server with root user

open authorized_keys and paste your public key

and then Check connection, make sure the connection is successfully

Congrats, your server added to CodeDeploy!

To running this project you need to prepare a VPS or you can do it locally on your dev environment and run it with ngrok to optimize push to deploy feature.

VPS Minimum Spesification :

• CPU : 1 core

• Ram : 1 GB

• Disk : 20GB

• OS : Ubuntu 24.04

After creating the VPS, you need to install cloudpanel. Follow this instruction to install it.

Inference Scout is a tool that runs inference tasks given by Chasm's Orchestrator. It allows you to leverage powerful language models and contribute to Chasm Network.

Prerequisites

API Keys

• Obtain a Groq API key from the

• (Optional) Obtain an Openrouter API key from Openrouter

• Obtain SCOUT_UID and WEBHOOK_API_KEY from the Chasm Website

Server Specifications

• 1 vCPU

• 1GB RAM

• 20GB Disk

• Static IP

Suggested Requirements:

• 2 vCPU

• 4GB RAM

• 50GB SSD

• Static IP

Obtaining your SCOUT_UID and WEBHOOK_API_KEY

• Go to

• Click _mint(scout)

• Log in to the website and retrieve your webhook API key and UID as the first step.

Software Requirements

1. Install Docker: Follow the

2. Set up the environment file: Use nano .env or vim .env to create a file with the following content:

💡Do not use single quotes (') or double quotes (") in your .env file, as Docker has issues with them.

Setup Guide

1. Get Required Credentials from Chasm

2. Prepare the .env File (as shown above)

3. Verify Scout Ranking: Check your scout ranking at the . Note: The node status may take up to an hour to update.

Monitor Scout Performance:Copy

Restart Docker Container (if needed):Copy

Test LLM Functionality:Copy

Test Server Response:Copy

Expected response: OK

Verify Server Status:Copy

Run the Docker Container:Copy

Pull the Docker Image:Copy

Troubleshooting

Environment Variables

Double-check that all required environment variables are correctly set in the .env file.

Additional Resources

• Optimization Guide: Follow the for performance improvements.

• Update Guide: Follow the for updating your scout.

This guide should help you set up and run the Chasm Scout server effectively. For more detailed instructions and troubleshooting, refer to the original repository and additional resources provided.

This is a Swiper Component for filament, using SwiperJS.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require rupadana/filament-swiper

Usage

Available API

public function infolists(Infolists $infolists) {
    return $infolists
    ->schema([
        \Rupadana\FilamentSwiper\Infolists\Components\SwiperImageEntry::make('attachment')
            ->navigation(false)
            ->pagination()
            ->paginationType(SwiperImageEntry::BULLETS)
            ->paginationClickable()
            ->paginationDynamicBullets()
            ->paginationHideOnClick()
            ->paginationDynamicMainBullets(2)
            ->scrollbar()
            ->scrollbarDragSize(100)
            ->scrollbarDraggable()
            ->scrollbarSnapOnRelease()
            ->scrollbarHide(false)
            ->height(300)
            ->autoplay()
            ->effect(SwiperImageEntry::CARDS_EFFECT)
            ->cardsPerSlideOffset(2)
            ->autoplayDelay(500)
            ->centeredSlides()
            ->slidesPerView(2)
    ])
} 

Widget

Create a class whatever u want. example App\Livewire\Widgets\Swipget and extends Rupadana\FilamentSwiper\Widgets\SwiperWidget,

<?php

namespace App\Livewire\Widgets;

use App\Livewire\Components\Feature;
use Rupadana\FilamentSwiper\Widgets\SwiperWidget;

class Swipget extends SwiperWidget
{

    public function getComponents(): array
    {
        return [
            // Your livewire component
        ];
    }
}

and register it to your Filament Provider

Bugs

There is a bug. we need contributor to fix it.

• Using effect on the modal (Infolists)

Features

There is module has been implemented in this project.

• Pagination

• Navigation

• Scrollbar

• Autoplay

• Free Mode

• Grid

• Manipulation

• Parallax

• Effect # Still have a bugs

• Lazy Loading

• Thumbs

• Zoom

• Keyboard Control

• Mousewheel Control

• Virtual Slides

• Hash Navigation

• Controller

• Accessibility

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

• Rupadana

• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require rupadana/filament-api-service

Register it to your filament Provider

use Rupadana\ApiService\ApiServicePlugin;

$panel->plugins([
    ApiServicePlugin::make()
])

Config

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=api-service-config

return [
    'navigation' => [
        'token' => [
            'cluster' => null,
            'group' => 'User',
            'sort' => -1,
            'icon' => 'heroicon-o-key'
        ]
    ],
    'models' => [
        'token' => [
            'enable_policy' => true,
        ],
    ],
    'route' => [
        'panel_prefix' => true,
        'use_resource_middlewares' => false,
    ],
    'tenancy' => [
        'enabled' => false,
        'awareness' => false,
    ]
];

Usage

php artisan make:filament-api-service BlogResource

Since version 3.0, routes automatically registered. it will grouped as '/api/admin'. admin is panelId. to disable panelId prefix, please set route.panel_prefix to false

So, You don't need to register the routes manually.

The routes will be :

On CreateHandler, you need to be create your custom request validation.

Token Resource

By default, Token resource only show on super_admin role. you can modify give permission to other permission too.

Token Resource is protected by TokenPolicy. You can disable it by publishing the config and change this line.

'models' => [
        'token' => [
            'enable_policy' => false // default: true
        ]
    ],

[!IMPORTANT] If you use Laravel 11, don't forget to run php artisan install:api to publish the personal_access_tokens migration after that run php artisan migrate to migrate the migration, but as default if you run the php artisan install:api it will ask you to migrate your migration.

Filtering & Allowed Field

We used "spatie/laravel-query-builder": "^5.3" to handle query selecting, sorting and filtering. Check out the spatie/laravel-query-builder documentation for more information. You can specified allowedFilters and allowedFields in your model. For example:

class User extends Model {
    // Which fields can be selected from the database through the query string
    public static array $allowedFields = [
        'name'
    ];

    // Which fields can be used to sort the results through the query string
    public static array $allowedSorts = [
        'name',
        'created_at'
    ];

    // Which fields can be used to filter the results through the query string
    public static array $allowedFilters = [
        'name'
    ];
}

Create a Handler

To create a handler you can use this command. By default, i'm using CreateHandler

php artisan make:filament-api-handler BlogResource

or

php artisan make:filament-api-handler Blog

Transform API Response

php artisan make:filament-api-transformer Blog

it will be create BlogTransformer in App\Filament\Resources\BlogResource\Api\Transformers

<?php
namespace App\Filament\Resources\BlogResource\Api\Transformers;

use Illuminate\Http\Resources\Json\JsonResource;

class BlogTransformer extends JsonResource
{

    /**
     * Transform the resource into an array.
     *
     * @param  \Illuminate\Http\Request  $request
     * @return array
     */
    public function toArray($request)
    {
        return $this->resource->toArray();

        // or

        return md5(json_encode($this->resource->toArray()));
    }
}

next step you need to edit & add it to your Resource

    use App\Filament\Resources\BlogResource\Api\Transformers\BlogTransformer;

    class BlogResource extends Resource
    {
        ...
        public static function getApiTransformer()
        {
            return BlogTransformer::class;
        }
        ...
    }

Group Name & Prefix

You can edit prefix & group route name as you want, default this plugin use model singular label;

    class BlogApiService extends ApiService
    {
        ...
        protected static string | null $groupRouteName = 'myblog';
        ...
    }

Middlewares

You can add or override middlewares at two specific places. Via the Filament Panel Provider and/or via the Resources $routeMiddleware.

If you set route.use_resource_middlewares to true, the package will register the middlewares for that specific resource as defined in:

class BlogResource extends Resource
    {
        ...
        protected static string | array $routeMiddleware = []; // <-- your specific resource middlewares
        ...
    }

Then your API resource endpoint will go through these middlewares first.

Another method of adding/overriding middlewares is via the initialization of the plugin in your Panel Provider by adding the middleware() method like so:

use Rupadana\ApiService\ApiServicePlugin;

$panel->plugins([
    ApiServicePlugin::make()
        ->middleware([
        // ... add your middlewares
        ])
])

Tenancy

When you want to enable Tenancy on this package you can enable this by setting the config tenancy.enabled to true. This makes sure that your api responses only retreive the data which that user has access to. So if you have configured 5 tenants and an user has access to 2 tenants. Then, enabling this feature will return only the data of those 2 tenants.

If you have enabled tenancy on this package but on a specific Resource you have defined protected static bool $isScopedToTenant = false;, then the API will honour this for that specific resource and will return all records.

If you want to make api routes tenant aware. you can set tenancy.awareness to true in your published api-service.php. This way this package will register extra API routes which will return only the specific tenant data in the API response.

Now your API endpoints will have URI prefix of {tenant} in the API routes when tenancy.awareness is true.

It will look like this:

  POST      api/admin/{tenant}/blog
  GET|HEAD  api/admin/{tenant}/blog
  PUT       api/admin/{tenant}/blog/{id}
  DELETE    api/admin/{tenant}/blog/{id}
  GET|HEAD  api/admin/{tenant}/blog/{id}

Overriding tenancy ownership relationship name by adding this property to the Handlers protected static ?string $tenantOwnershipRelationshipName = null;

How to secure it?

Since version 3.0, it will automatically detect routes and secure it using sanctum.

To Generate Token, you just need create it from admin panel. It will be Token Resource there.

Public API

Set API to public by overriding this property on your API Handler. Assume we have a PaginationHandler

class PaginationHandler extends Handlers {
    public static bool $public = true;
}

License

The MIT License (MIT).

Supported By

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require rupadana/filament-announce

# Laravel 11 and higher
php artisan make:notifications-table

# Laravel 10
php artisan notifications:table

Run migration

php artisan migrate

Optionally, you can publish the views using

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-announce-views"

publish config

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-announce-config"

return [
    'navigation' => [
        'group' => '',
        'sort' => 1
    ],
    'can_access' => [
        'role' => ['super_admin']
    ]
];

Usage

You must enable Announce by adding FilamentAnnouncePlugin class to your Filament Panel's plugin() or plugins([]) method:

use Rupadana\FilamentAnnounce\FilamentAnnouncePlugin;
use Filament\Support\Colors\Color;
class CustomersPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        return $panel
            ...
            ->plugin(
                FilamentAnnouncePlugin::make()
                    ->pollingInterval('30s') // optional, by default it is set to null
                    ->defaultColor(Color::Blue) // optional, by default it is set to "primary"

            )
    }
}

To override the plugins announcementResource with your own custom resource, you should append usingResource method when registering the plugin:

use Rupadana\FilamentAnnounce\FilamentAnnouncePlugin;
use Filament\Support\Colors\Color;
class CustomersPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        return $panel
            ...
            ->plugin(
                FilamentAnnouncePlugin::make()
                    ->usingResource(MyCustomAnnouncementResource::class)
                    ->pollingInterval('30s') // optional, by default it is set to null
                    ->defaultColor(Color::Blue) // optional, by default it is set to "primary"

            )
    }
}

Now you can announce whatever to users:

use App\Models\User;
use Rupadana\FilamentAnnounce\Announce;

Announce::make()
    ->title('Big News!')
    ->icon('heroicon-o-megaphone')
    ->body('Filament can now show very important message to specific users!')
    ->disableCloseButton() // Optional, if you want ur announcement discloseable
    ->announceTo(User::all());

Title and Body Alignment

By default, the alignments will be start and you might want to adjust them:

use App\Models\User;
use Filament\Support\Enums\Alignment;
use Rupadana\FilamentAnnounce\Announce;

Announce::make()
    ->title('Big News!')
    ->icon('heroicon-o-megaphone')
    ->body('Filament can now show very important message to specific users!')
    ->alignment(Alignment::Center) // this will set both title and body alignments (common alignment)
    ->titleAlignment(Alignment::Start) // this will set title alignment and take precedence over common alignment methods
    ->bodyAlignment(Alignment::Start) // this will set body alignment and take precedence over common alignment methods
    ->actions([
        Action::make('view')
            ->button(),
        Action::make('undo')
            ->color('gray'),
    ])
    ->announceTo(User::all());

You can also use alignStart(), alignCenter(), alignEnd(), alignJustify(), alignBetween(), alignLeft() and alignRight() for your convenience.

Add Actions to Announce

Since Announce extends Filament Notification, you can add Filament Notification Actions to your announcements:

use App\Models\User;
use Rupadana\FilamentAnnounce\Announce;

Announce::make()
    ->title('Big News!')
    ->icon('heroicon-o-megaphone')
    ->body('Filament can now show very important message to specific users!')
    ->actions([
        Action::make('view')
            ->button(),
        Action::make('undo')
            ->color('gray'),
    ])
    ->announceTo(User::all());

Read more about Notification Action.

Announcement Resource

Todo

• Can add actions to every announcement

• Provide a resource/action to send announcement

• Add banner-like implementations for global announcement

• Set end date or time so it will disapear automaticly

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

• Rupadana

• margarizaldi

• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

Are you passionate about open-source development and eager to collaborate with like-minded individuals? Joining the CodeCrafters community is easy and rewarding. Follow the steps below to become a part of our vibrant and innovative network of developers.

Step 1: Express Your Interest

Send an email to Rupadana at rupadanawayan[@]gmail.com with the subject line "Joining CodeCrafters Community". In your email, please include the following information:

• Name: Your full name.

• GitHub Username: Your GitHub username or profile link.

• Skills and Interests: A brief description of your programming skills, languages you are proficient in, and areas of interest.

• Projects: Any relevant open-source projects you have worked on or are currently working on (if applicable).

• Motivation: A short paragraph on why you want to join CodeCrafters and how you hope to contribute.

Step 2: Await Response

Once your email is received, our team will review your application. You will receive a response within a few days with further instructions on how to proceed. We may ask for additional information or a brief interview to better understand your skills and interests.

Step 3: Get Onboarded

Upon acceptance, you will be onboarded into the CodeCrafters community. This includes:

• Access to Community Platforms: You will be invited to join our forums, chat groups, and other collaborative platforms where you can interact with fellow members.

• Introduction to Projects: You will receive an overview of ongoing projects and find out how you can start contributing immediately.

• Guidelines and Resources: We will provide you with community guidelines, coding standards, and other resources to help you get started.

Step 4: Start Contributing

With access to our community and projects, you can begin contributing in various ways:

• Code Contributions: Write code, fix bugs, and implement new features in our open-source projects.

• Documentation: Help improve project documentation to make it easier for others to understand and use.

• Support and Mentorship: Provide support to other community members, mentor new contributors, and share your knowledge.

• Community Engagement: Participate in discussions, attend meetups, and collaborate on new ideas and initiatives.

We are thrilled to have you consider joining CodeCrafters and look forward to your contributions. Together, we can continue to create amazing open-source projects and foster a collaborative, supportive environment for developers everywhere.

For any questions or additional information, feel free to contact Rupadana at [email protected].

Welcome to CodeCrafters!

The CodeCrafters Community

Monitor failed or success deployment using discord notification, create your own notification bot webhook.

And then add it to Notification at Server detail.

Now you will get updated for every Quick Deployment!

• Ubuntu 18.04 or later LTS

• 6 core physical CPU or More

• 32GB of RAM

• 240GB SSD storage or more

This step i assuming you already setup your site, if you using cloudpanel follow this instruction to add the site first.

Of course you can use your favorite panel too.

Let's get started

Navigate to server list and click Site button.

Next step, add your site information. And then click create.

After created, then click Manage site.

You will see this page

Now lets check if the site is installed successfully, navigate to Deployment Page. And add php artisan about to see if it working. Then, click deploy now.

Click Enable Quick Deploy If you want to activate Push to Deploy.

Next step, Let's navigate to Repository page.

Let's change the branch to the main & generate webhook url

Copy the webhook url, and then add it to github.