Artiflakery

Artiflakery is a webserver for on the fly delivery of flake artifacts.

It allows you to define pairs such as (route1, flakeref1) such that upon loading route1, the default package of flakeref1 gets served. Each route can be public or limited to groups of authenticated users.

🔁 Auto reload

Upon load of a route, Artiflakery serves the last built output for the associated flakeref and launch an asynchroneous rebuild of the artifact. If an flakeref produces a different artifact, all the open pages for the associated route get reloaded.

⚙️ Configuration

Artiflakery is configured through 2 configuration files:

🛤️ Routes

Routes are defined in a textual file with lines of the format route flakeref authgroup1 authgroup2 ... authgroupn, for example:

/hello/world/ github:hello/world#test public
/foo/bar/ github:foo/bar?dir=test admins friends
/hello/test/ github:hello/test admins

🔓 Authentification groups

Authentification groups are defined in a textual file with lines of the format groupname,username:bcrypt_hash, where username:bcrypt_hash can be obtained by running htpasswd -nB $user.

The special public group can be assigned to resources that should be accessed publicly.

Running the program

As a standalone, run artiflakery --routes routes.txt --auth auth.txt

NixOS module

This repository exports a NixOS module for streamlined configuration and deployment of Artifactory.

A typical configuration could look like this:

services.artiflakery = {
    enable = true;
    authFile = "/server/artiflakery-auth.txt";
    routes = {
      "/hello/world/" = {
        flakeref = "github:foo/bar?dir=test";
        access = [
          "admins"
          "friends"
        ];
      };
      "/foo/bar/" = {
        flakeref = "github:foo/bar?dir=test";
        access = [
          "public"
        ];
      };
    };
  };