README.md

Syno Edit

Synology package for editing files through a web interface

Build using script

git clone https://github.com/publicarray/synoedit && cd synoedit
./build all # builds all available versions/architectures
./build amd64 # alias to build amd64 architecture only for both DSM6 and DSM7 (good for development)
./build help
Usage:  ./build.sh command

Commands:
  compress                                        compresses compiled binary with upx
  update                                          update dependencies with yarn or npm
  dependencies                                    installs npm and go dependencies (yarn/npm and dep)
  all                                             compile and package for all architectures and DSM6/7 versions
  compile [arch]                                  compile go project: e.g. compile amd64
  package [arch] [syno_arch] [min_dsm_version]    create spk e.g. package amd64 broadwell 6.1-14715
  dev                                             runs '_cp', 'compile' and 'package' commands using the native platform
  clean|clear                                     remove all *spk files
  lint                                            lint code
  test                                            run a simple test
  amd64                                           alias to compile and package for amd64 only, good for quick development

Build manually

git clone https://github.com/publicarray/synoedit.git
cd synoedit/package/src/synoedit
go build -ldflags="-s -w" -o ../../ui/index.cgi
# Run the binary
go run . -h
env SERVER_PROTOCOL=HTTP/1.1 REQUEST_METHOD=GET go run . -dev -config ../../ui/database.toml -layout ../../ui/layout.html
# or
cd ../../ui/
env SERVER_PROTOCOL=HTTP/1.1 REQUEST_METHOD=GET ./index.cgi --dev > test.html

Add package support

1. Add your package to the synocommunity group

   for synocommunity packages add SPK_GROUP=synocommunity to your Makefile Otherwise add it to your privilege file

   {
       "defaults": {
           "run-as": "package"
       },
       "groupname": "synocommunity"
   }

2. In the postinstall script add group read and write permissions for the files you want to add support for

   chmod g+rw -R "$SYNOPKG_PKGVAR"