Kevin Veen-Birkenbach
71ceb339fc
- Add docker compose build trigger in docker-compose tasks
- Cleanup svc-prx-openresty vars
- Enable unsafe-inline CSP flags for BookWyrm, Confluence, Jira to allow Atlassian inline scripts
- Generalize CONFLUENCE_HOME usage in vars, env and docker-compose
- Ensure confluence-init.properties written with correct home
- Add JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS to pass atlassian.home
- Update README to reference {{ CONFLUENCE_HOME }}
See: https://chatgpt.com/share/68b7582a-aeb8-800f-a14f-e98c5b4e6c70
BookWyrm
Description
BookWyrm is a self-hosted social reading platform where users can share books, post reviews, follow each other, and join federated conversations across the Fediverse. It is a community-driven alternative to proprietary platforms like Goodreads. Readers can catalog their library, track reading progress, and discover new books through friends and federated timelines.
Overview
BookWyrm provides a federated social network for books built on ActivityPub. Each instance can be private, invitation-only, or open for public registration. Users can import/export book lists, interact with others across the Fediverse, and maintain their own curated reading environment. As an admin, you can configure moderation tools, content rules, and federation policies to suit your community.
Features
- Federated Social Network: Connects with other BookWyrm instances and ActivityPub platforms.
- Book Cataloging: Add, search, and organize books; import/export libraries.
- Reading Status & Reviews: Mark books as “to read,” “reading,” or “finished,” and publish reviews or quotes.
- Timelines & Interaction: Follow other readers, comment on reviews, and engage in federated discussions.
- Privacy & Moderation: Fine-grained controls for content visibility, moderation, and federation settings.
- Community Building: Host a private club, classroom library, or large public community for readers.
- Optional SSO Integration: Can work with OIDC for unified login across platforms.