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1 | # Readeck |
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| 3 | - [Project Page](https://readeck.org) |
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| 4 | - [Source code](https://codeberg.org/readeck/readeck) |
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| 6 | > Readeck is an open source web application that lets you save content from the web so you can access it later and keep it forever. |
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| 8 | **Technologies**: |
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| 10 | - Go (templ) |
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| 11 | - Turbo Hotwire |
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| 12 | - TailwindCSS |
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| 13 | - SQLite (or PostgreSQL) |
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| 15 | :::info |
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| 16 | Our current setup is the SQLite version, having migrated from an initial PostgreSQL instance. This is due to some bugs in the DB export system and PostgreSQL. An added benefit to the SQLite version, found in other deployments of ours, is that the backup and restore is super easy. Just copy and paste. |
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| 19 | ## Admin |
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| 21 | ### Export & Import |
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| 23 | Manual import of a zip file downloaded via the interface. _This command only works if the user does not already exist_: |
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| 25 | ```bash |
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| 26 | docker compose exec app readeck import -config /readeck/config.toml /readeck/readeck-user-20251012-1614.zip |
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| 27 | ``` |
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| 28 | :::info |
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| 29 | `/readeck` is the internal path to the volume at `/mnt/data/readeck`. |
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| 30 | ::: |
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