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# Ceres - Recipe server for your favorite dishes
With Ceres you can run a recipe server in your home network. Have a look at the
[project page][1] for more details.
All notable changes are documented in the [changelog][2].
## Expected environment and dependencies
Ceres should run on every Linux distribution. If it does not run on your Linux
distribution, please contact me and we will see what we can do.
Please install the following dependencies to build and run Ceres:
- [GNU Coreutils][4]
- [Git][5]
- [Make][6]
- [Go][7]
## Build and run Ceres
If you just cloned the repository it is important to initialize Git submodules
to add dependencies via `git submodule update --init`.
Then it is time to build and run Ceres for the first time in debug mode like
this:
```
make debug
```
In addition you can also build the server executable with `make all`. The
result is in the build folder and can be run with:
```
./build/ceres -c config/debug.json
```
The used `config/debug.json` config file is only for debugging. If you want to
run it as a server, have a look at the `config/default.json` file.
## Packaging and Installation
If you want to package Ceres for a Linux distribution, feel free to use the
Make target for installation. Use it for example with a fakeroot:
```
mkdir fakeroot
make DESTDIR=fakeroot install
tree fakeroot
```
Please add a service unit for the init system of your distribution.
If you want to install Ceres to your system, it is recommended to first do the
packaging. One reason is that there is no uninstall Make target. This would
have to be tested and package managers are way better in cleanly remove stuff
from your system.
If you insist to install it without an uninstall option, run `make install`
with root rights and write a service unit or something else to run the
executable at boot.
[1]: https://xengineering.eu/git/ceres
[2]: ./CHANGELOG.md
[4]: https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/
[5]: https://git-scm.com/
[6]: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/
[7]: https://go.dev/
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