This is a simple express app and the source code for these websites.

• https://lifeclo.cc
• https://manual.lifeclo.cc
• https://app.lifeclo.cc
• https://metrom.app
• https://old.metrom.app

This repo has been built over time, so the structure is a bit messy.

• Source code for lifeclo.cc, and all the subdomains like manual.lifeclo.cc
• Runs on port 2020 with the app.lifeclocc.js file
• Served statically by the app.lifeclocc.js file

• Source code for app.lifeclo.cc
• Runs on port 2020 with the app.lifeclocc.js file
• Has a database and some basic code to serve the app

• Source code for the old.metrom.app website.
• Served statically by the app.metrom.js file

• Source code for metrom.app
• Runs vite, react and typescript
• Runs on port 2031 with vite
• Runs on port 2030 by proxy through app.metrom.js
• In production, the build folder is served statically

Runs node 20

To run the lifeclo.cc site

npm run start:lifeclocc

To run the new metrom.app vite site

npm run start:metro

To run the old metrom.app site (necessary for the redirect)

npm run start:metro-old

To run all three at the same time

npm run dev

This site is deployed manually to the server using docker.

You can run this command that will do everything for you.

npm run docker:buildx:upload

If you want to do it manually, here's how.

Build the docker file

# Note: If running on an arm64 machine targetting a x86 machine, you need to build using the buildx command.

docker buildx create --name mybuilder --platform linux/amd64
docker buildx use mybuilder
docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 -t lifeclocc-metrom .

# Otherwise the normal build command will work if you want to run it on your local machine or a server with the same architecture.

docker build -t lifeclocc-metrom .

Run the docker container and map the port (to make sure it's working)

docker run --name lifeclocc-metrom -p 2030:2030 -p 2020:2020 lifeclocc-metrom

Save the docker image

docker save -o lifeclocc-metrom.tar lifeclocc-metrom

Upload the docker image to the server

rsync -azP lifeclocc-metrom.tar root@cjx3711.com:/root/projects/lifeclocc-metrom/

Load the docker image on the server

docker load -i lifeclocc-metrom.tar

Stop the docker container

docker stop lifeclocc-metrom

Remove the docker container

docker rm lifeclocc-metrom

Run the docker container on the server

docker run -d --name lifeclocc-metrom -p 2030:2030 -p 2020:2020 lifeclocc-metrom

Accessing files in the container

docker exec -it lifeclocc-metrom /bin/bash

You can run the script ./update_lifeclocc_metrom.sh to update the docker image and restart the docker container.