文件列表:

api/
auth/
auth2/
chrome-extension/
crm/
home/
mail/
mobile/
rtc/
sdk/
skaffold/
web10-cli/
CreativeCommons.txt
LICENSE-Community.txt
docker-compose-lite.yml
docker-compose.yml
ideas.txt
pitch.txt
todo.txt
web10 Contributor Agreement.pdf

# Introducing web10 web10 is a system for users to **own their data** on the internet. the **social experiences** of the future not public and permanent like blockchain, allows for **private and temporary** **demonopolizes the internet**, breaks it up into modules. bring your data with you **across apps** web10 provides **free** databases for developers [users pay for plans] **make money** as a web10 developer or web10 provider ## Live Demo **Try a web10 app [contact manager]** : https://crm.web10.app The web10 inc. web10 node : https://web10.app docs page [for developers] : https://docs.web10.app ## Community / Resources web10 discord : https://discord.gg/Dbd4VEDznU web10 deployment video tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgiiakMRRyQ ## web10 deployment and practical use This guide will : 1. Explain how to run the web10 system locally 2. Deploy the web10 system seamlessly to Google Cloud + MongoDB Atlas 3. Specify the web10 protocol ## running web10 locally web10 is a system that any person can get running Locally + MongoDB Atlas in 15 minutes. #### Cloning the repo Step 1 : give the web10 repo a star :) [ join the web10 discord too :0 ] Step 2 : fork the web10 repo Step 3 : clone your fork of the web10 GitHub repo locally. #### Set up the API Step 4 : Make a Mongo DB Atlas account. start a free cluster. Step 5 : Go to the /api/app directory. Duplicate settings_example.py file in the same location, and rename the duplicate to settings.py Step 6 : In your settings.py, change the DB_URL to your Mongo DB atlas DB URL ```python # change this part in the settings.py file you made to your own DB_URL DB_URL = "mongodb+srv://web10:jSol....." ``` Step 7 : Go to https://seanwasere.com/generate-random-hex/ Step 8 : Change PRIVATE_KEY to the number you generated on the website. ```python # change this part in the settings.py file you made to your own PRIVATE_KEY PRIVATE_KEY = "8cbec8....." ``` Step 9 : Set BETA_REQUIRED, PAY_REQUIRED, and VERIFY REQUIRED How you please. If you set them all to "False", you can skip step 10. ```python # try setting these all to false. [or however you would like] BETA_REQUIRED = False VERIFY_REQUIRED = False PAY_REQUIRED = False ``` Step 10 : Optionally, make Stripe and Twilio accounts for verification and payments and fill out the API keys. Optionally, set a beta code. ```python BETA_CODE = "web10betacode" TWILIO_SERVICE = "VAbce...." TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID = "AC3594...." TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN = "460d....." STRIPE_STATUS = "live" STRIPE_TEST_KEY = "sk_test_51Khy....." STRIPE_TEST_CREDIT_SUB_ID = "price_1Kh...." STRIPE_TEST_SPACE_SUB_ID = "price_1Ki...." STRIPE_LIVE_KEY = "sk_live_51Khyui......" STRIPE_LIVE_CREDIT_SUB_ID = "price_1Kkb....." STRIPE_LIVE_SPACE_SUB_ID = "price_1Kkb7....." ``` #### Set up the Authentication portal Step 12 : Go to the /auth/src directory. Duplicate config_example.js file in the same location, and rename the duplicate to config.js Step 13 : In your config.js, Set BETA_REQUIRED, PAY_REQUIRED, and VERIFY REQUIRED to the same values as you did in step 9 ```javascript var config = { DEFAULT_API: "api.localhost", /* change these 3 variables to match step 9 */ BETA_REQUIRED: false, VERIFY_REQUIRED: false, PAY_REQUIRED: false, } ``` #### Running in Docker Step 12 : Install docker, in the main directory run ```bash docker-compose up --build ``` Step 13 : Try running the web10 example application crm.localhost ## hosting your own web10 node Once successfully running the web10 system successfully locally, you can get web10 running successfully from google cloud. #### Getting google cloud and your PC initially set up Step 1: Install KubeCTL Step 2 : Install Skaffold Step 3 : Log into Google Cloud, Start a Google Cloud Kubernetes Autopilot Instance. Step 4: Connect Google Cloud Kubernetes Autopilot to your computer's terminal by copy pasting the command from Google Cloud that they supply in the dashboard. #### Making the skaffold files and running skaffold Step 5 : CD into the skaffold/folder Step 6 : Make a copy of the run_example called run. Step 7 : Change "pure-phalanx-344719" in the files of the run folder to match your google cloud project ID. Step 8 : Go into the run folder and run the command "skaffold run" #### Exposing the containers and configuring the skaffold files to the domain names / IP addresses of the containers. Step 9 : Expose all the docker containers in the Kubernetes dashboard. Step 10 : change the env vars in the yml files in the run folder to match the domains / IPs of the docker containers. ## enjoy Have fun with web10, use it responsibly, and please give it a star! ## What makes web10 cooler than web3 :) | feature | Description | | ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | Hosting Platform Portability | It is designed entirely through Docker + Kubernetes + Skaffold deployment mechanisms, meaning it can be ported to any cloud provider with Kubernetes, or deployed on bare metal. | | Provider Self Sufficiency | The web10 host has charging mechanisms to make sure that account holders pay the provider for the bandwidth and storage they use. | | Mongo DB Based | Web 10 nodes work off of the highly scalable mongo DB framework for Data storage. | | WebRTC | Web 10 makes it easy to use webRTC, and handles the initial identity verification needed to do webRTC properly. | | TBD [Phone as a Keychain encryption] | Encrypt data on web10 providers without those providers being able to access the data, because the keys are locally stored on your phone. | | Data interoperability | Developers can use data from other apps with web10 user permission. | | Free for Developers | Users / web10 providers bear the cloud costs. |

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