Self-host Link organiser made with symfony 8 (go shame me for that lol)
Self-host Link organiser made with symfony 8 (go shame me for that lol)
Short:
Add auth system
Long:
Well… uh… TwT…. Why it took so long? So…
Read and test router
Enjoy
Time to make auth
Method nr 1 doesn’t work, no errors in logs
-“Ok maybe this will be ok”
Method nr 2 doesn’t work, no errors in logs
-“Well… My code may be bad so i will take working code from old repository”
Method nr 3 doesn’t work, no errors in logs
-“TwT wat?”
After reading manuals and testing them nothing works
- “WAT?”
Trash client folder
Start from vite react kit
Invest time into implementing it ground up
Works, Hooray :D
Also i added openapi support so it would be easier to implement api for client. By the end client got Tanstack router, tanstack querry, tailwind css, openapi-querry and something else but i can’t recall it TwT… Other than that it is sad that some tools are silently fails and they are published… too bad ig xd. It wasn’t hard to implement auth using libs. It was hard to understand what and where breaks.
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Short:
Basic crud, command to create admin user.
Long:
So this is my first experience in creating app with this framework. It feels quite awesome right now, i can generate everything out of cli with little to no code writing. You literally just promt command and then write i want X with Y and Z and that’s it, it faster and safer than vibecoding LOL .Maybe i will pay for it later but right now it is nice. I spent too much time on debugging migrations and learning basics (messed up with code a few dozen times).
Why i wanted to create link manager? I thought it would be nice to make at least full web app once, and my personal problem which i wanted to solve was centralizing and organizing all links into collections. Also it would be nice to share with links to collection, add visibility (public/private) and add users so multiple people could use the same instance without problem.
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