Phantom-Ink-Online/server

Setup:

1. cd into this server directory.
2. Run pnpm install to install all of the required dependencies.
3. Create a copy of the template.toml file, and name it server.toml.
4. Edit the server.toml file to adjust the
5. Run tsc to compile the TypeScript into Javascript. This should create a dist directory.

Using systemd to manage the server: (Not currently implemented)

This app comes with a ghost-writer.service file which is already set up to manage the server, it just requires a little bit of additional setup. If you change any of the symlinking in the steps below, it is your responsibility to figure it out, I will not guarantee support for people who attempt to modify the service file.

6. Create a symlink named server in the server root (/) pointing to the server folder in the Ghost Writer git repository. (Ex: sudo ln -s ~/Ghost-Writer-Online/server /server)
7. Create a symlink named ghost-writer.service in /etc/systemd/system pointing to the service file in the server folder of the Ghost Writer Online repository. (Ex: sudo ln -s /server/ghost-writer.service /etc/systemd/system/ghost-writer.service)
8. Start the websocket server with sudo systemctl start ghost-writer.
9. Make sure the server is started by running systemctl status ghost-writer

• To restart the server, run sudo systemctl restart ghost-writer.
• To stop the server, run sudo systemctl stop ghost-writer.
• To access the server logs, run sudo journalctl -u ghost-writer

Using a detached terminal:

If you would prefer that the server does not automatically restart and you can more easily output log output to a file, you can run the server by following the below steps:

6. Make sure you know how to invoke a single command with your preferred method of detaching terminals.
7. Have the detached terminal's working directory be in the server folder of this repository.
8. Run node dist/main.js for logging directly to the CLI, or node dist/main.js > output.log for logging to a file named output.log.
9. Detach your terminal.

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Configuration:

All of the configuration for the server is done in the server.toml with explanations in the file. When a value is changed in the config, you will need to restart the server. This is either through systemd (sudo systemctl restart ghost-writer) or through your preferred terminal detacher, by stopping then re-starting the process.