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fediverse.space 🌐 Netlify Status

The map of the fediverse that you always wanted.

Requirements

  • For everything:
    • Docker
    • Docker-compose
  • For the scraper + API:
    • Python 3
  • For laying out the graph:
    • Java
  • For the frontend:
    • Yarn

Running it

Backend

  • cp example.env .env and modify environment variables as required
  • docker-compose build
  • docker-compose up -d django
    • if you don't specify django, it'll also start gephi which should only be run as a regular one-off job
    • to run in production, run caddy rather than django

Frontend

  • cd frontend && yarn install
  • yarn start

Commands

Backend

After running the backend in Docker:

  • docker-compose exec web python manage.py scrape scrapes the fediverse
    • It only scrapes instances that have not been scraped in the last 24 hours.
    • By default, it'll only scrape 50 instances in one go. If you want to scrape everything, pass the --all flag.
  • docker-compose exec web python manage.py build_edges aggregates this information into edges with weights
  • docker-compose run gephi java -Xmx1g -jar build/libs/graphBuilder.jar lays out the graph

To run in production, use docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.production.yml instead of just docker-compose.

Frontend

  • yarn build to create an optimized build for deployment