Simple WKD

A simple web key directory server written in rust.

Features

Simple web interface to manage keys
Darkmode support
Email confirmations
Support for both the Advanced and Direct wkd types
Easy to use docker container

Requirements

docker-compose

Configuration

Config name	Accepted values	Meaning
variant	`Advanced` or `Direct`	Use `Advanced` if the keys are accessible on `openpgpkey.yourdomain.tld`; Use `Direct` if the keys are accessible on the same domain (and subdomain) as your email server
max_age	Any number	How long an addition/deletion request can live before becoming stale
cleanup_interval	Any positive number	How much time should pass between stale request cleanups
allowed_domains	Array of strings	What email domains this server should accept
port	Any positive number	Which port the server should bind to
bind_host	An ip address	Which address the server should bind to
external_url	A valid url	The URL to the web interface (this will be used to generate confirmation links)
mail_settings.smtp_host	String	The SMTP host
mail_settings.smtp_username	String	The username to be used for authentication
mail_settings.smtp_password	String	The password to be used for authentication
mail_settings.smtp_port	Any positive number	The port of the SMTP server
mail_settings.smtp_tls	`Tls` or `Starttls`	The encryption method to use
mail_settings.mail_from	String	The email address to be used
mail_settings.mail_subject	String	The confirmation email's subject

Environment Variables

You can choose the logging level by setting the RUST_LOG environment variable, using the env_logger syntax. To filter out logs originating from simple-wkd's dependencies, you should set RUST_LOG to simple_wkd={log_level}

Development

To develop the webpage you just need to cd to the website directory and run the dev server. This allows to see changes to the code in real-time, but doesn't start the backend.

$ cd website
$ pnpm install && pnpm dev

To develop the backend you need to copy the necessary files (aka. config and assets, including the webpage) to the backend directory, and run the server.

# Build the webpage
$ cd website
$ pnpm install && pnpm build
$ cd ..
# Copy necessary files to the backend folder
$ cp -r website/dist assets/webpage && cp -r assets backend/assets 
$ cp example.config.toml backend/example.toml 
# Run the server
$ cd backend
$ cargo run

Deployment

Download the default docker-compose.yml and config.toml

$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Delta1925/simple-wkd/master/docker-compose.yml
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Delta1925/simple-wkd/master/example.config.toml -O config.toml

Set up simple-wkd by editing the settings in config.toml and docker-compose.yml.
When you're done, start the server using docker-compose
```
$ docker-compose up
```

This will run the simple-wkd server and publish it on port 8080. You will need to set up a reverse proxy, like caddy.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!

Please check the issues first to avoid having multiple people work on the same thing and to ensure that your contribution is helpful.

License

GNU AGPLv3

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