guweb is the front-facing appearance of the osu! server protocol, gulag! Using native async/await syntax written on top of Quart and cmyui's multipurpose library, guweb achieves flexability, cleanliness, and efficiency not seen in other frontend implementations - all while maintaining the simplicity of Python.
A primary goal of guweb is to keep our codebase a developer-friendly API, so that programming remains about the logic and ideas, rather than the code itself.
Varkaria and I are mainly writing this. Varkaria handles the design aspect of the frontend, making it responsive and snappy for mobile users, while I handle the backend, making sure it's easy to modify in every aspect as well as well as make it as efficent as possible.
guweb has come a long way, going from this, to what you see now. It's in quite the usuable state. We now have a fully implemented session authentication system allowing users to have a more interpersonal experience, leaderboards supported all mods and modes available within the gulag stack, a automated documentation system featuring markdown support, user profiles featuring every single statistic a player would need from score UR to rank graphs*, and a admin panel allowing for easy management of the gulag instance and it's users*. If you are curious on how far we have gotten, check out our projects, you can see what we have done and what we are about to complete.
* a feature that is in development or coming soon.
- Some know-how with Linux (tested on Ubuntu 18.04), Python, and general-programming knowledge.
- MySQL
- NGINX
Setup is relatively simple - these commands should set you right up.
Notes:
- Ubuntu 20.04 is known to have issues with NGINX and osu! for unknown reasons?
- If you have any difficulties setting up guweb, feel free to join the Discord server at the top of the README, we now have a bit of a community!
# Install Python >=3.9 and latest version of PIP.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
sudo apt install python3.9 python3.9-dev python3.9-distutils
wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
python3.9 get-pip.py && rm get-pip.py
# Install MySQL and NGINX.
sudo apt install mysql-server nginx
# Clone guweb from GitHub.
git clone https://github.com/varkaria/guweb.git
cd guweb
# Initialize and update the submodules.
git submodule init && git submodule update
# Install requirements from pip.
python3.9 -m pip install -r ext/requirements.txt
# Add and configure guweb's NGINX config to your nginx/sites-enabled.
sudo ln -r -s ext/nginx.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/guweb.conf
sudo nano ext/nginx.conf
sudo nginx -s reload
# Configure guweb.
cp ext/config.sample.py config.py
nano config.py
# Run guweb.
python3.9 main.py # Run directly to access debug features for development! (Port 5000)
hypercorn main.py # Please run guweb with hypercorn when in production! It will improve performance drastically by disabling all of the debug features a developer would need! (Port 8000).
├── blueprints # Modular routes such as the API, Frontend, or Admin Panel.
├── docs # Markdown files used in guweb's documentation system.
├── ext # External files from guweb's primary operation.
├── objects # Code for representing privileges, global objects, and more.
├── static # Code or content that is not modified or processed by guweb itself.
├── templates # HTML that contains content that is rendered after the page has loaded.
├── admin # Templated content for the admin panel (/admin).
├── settings # Templated content for settings (/settings).
└ ... # Templated content for all of guweb (/).
Well know that you know everything, why not check out the original code guweb was based off of in this dusty old archived repository?