Lince

Tool for registry, interconnection and automation of Needs and Contributions with open scope.

Detailed explanations of what Lince is, how to run it and use it's ecosystem can be found in the documentation.

To install, you can download the crate and run it:

# Download
cargo install lince

# Run
lince

Or get the binary here. Pick the latest one for your machine and operating system, then unzip and execute the binary:

./lince

If you want to compile it, and have cargo installed, run:

cargo run

Both methods should allow you to start using it at http://localhost:6174. I recommend using Lince as a linux service. Have fun.

Disclamer

This project is licensed under the GNU GPLv3 license. Crowdfunding is the source of development compensation:

GitHub Sponsors | Patreon | Apoia.se

Lince tries to facilitate and automate the connection between people and resources, by transforming needs and contributions into data. The gains and losses related to the interaction, such as transportation, production and services themselves, remain the responsibility of the parties involved.

Dev Commands

Using mask:

cargo install mask

install

cargo install mprocs mdbook bacon cargo-edit cargo-udeps --locked

update

mask install
rustup self update
rustup update stable
cargo upgrade

off

mask update
cargo fix --broken-code --allow-dirty && cargo clippy --fix --allow-dirty --quiet >/dev/null 2>&1

run

mprocs \
"bacon . --job fix" \
"systemctl --user restart lince.service &&  journalctl --user -u lince.service -f --output=cat" \
"systemctl --user stop lince.service &&  journalctl --user -u lince.service -f --output=cat" \
"bacon --job featureful"

book

mask update
mdbook serve --port 9999