# YMhut Unified Management This service unifies the old `server/update` and `server/feedback-mailer` projects. ## Nginx Reverse Proxy Production deployments should start from `deploy/nginx/unified-management.conf.example`. Set its domain, TLS settings, upstream port, and `/downloads/` alias for the current machine. Keep `client_max_body_size` at least 8 MiB above `YMHUT_RELEASE_UPLOAD_MAX_BYTES` for multipart overhead; the default service limit is 1 GiB. The upload location disables request buffering so packages stream directly to Go and uses a 30-minute timeout. The download location lets Nginx send immutable package files without routing their bytes through the service. Run `nginx -t` before reloading a control-panel generated configuration. ## What It Provides - Go backend with SQLite by default. - Optional MySQL configuration with runtime status and failover hooks. - Legacy routes for `update-info.json`, `tool-status.json`, `media-types.json`, `modules.json`, downloads, and feedback. - New client discovery through `/api/client/bootstrap`. - Admin login with default account `admin/admin`. - Login captcha, HttpOnly session cookie, and CSRF checks. - In-process media/data source service with scheduled health checks. - Vue admin/portal source and Rust WASM helper source. ## Run ```powershell cd server\unified-management $env:GOPROXY="https://goproxy.io,https://mirrors.aliyun.com/goproxy,direct" go mod download all go mod verify go run main.go ``` These commands only set the proxy for the current PowerShell process and do not modify the global Go configuration. Use `go mod tidy -diff` when reviewing dependency changes; normal startup must not rewrite `go.mod` or `go.sum`. The startup preflight prints: - the accepted entrypoint: `go run main.go` - the listen address - storage, SQLite, legacy JSON, downloads, and frontend dist status Alternative command entrypoint: ```powershell go run .\cmd\unified-management ``` Tests: ```powershell .\scripts\test.ps1 ``` The test and release scripts prefetch the complete module graph through a process-local proxy fallback and verify every module against `go.sum`/`GOSUMDB`. Override the proxy chain without changing global Go settings when needed: ```powershell $env:YMHUT_GOPROXY="https://your-proxy.example,direct" .\scripts\test.ps1 -Race ``` `-Race` requires a working C compiler in `PATH`; normal tests and release builds do not. ## Frontend Build Check Startup preflight checks the selected admin asset source and both other built web apps. The admin build must include: - `web/admin/dist/index.html` - `web/admin/dist/asset-manifest.json` - `web/admin/dist/admin-build.json` - every entry, CSS file, asset, import, and dynamic import named by the manifest - `web/portal/dist/index.html` - `web/portal/dist/assets` Release binaries built with `embed_web` default to the embedded admin build and never mix it with files from disk. Non-embedded development builds default to disk. Override this explicitly with `YMHUT_ADMIN_ASSET_MODE=embedded|disk`; an invalid or incomplete selected source is reported through `/api/admin/system/health` and is not replaced by files from the other source. Build the local dist files with: ```powershell cd server\unified-management\web\admin npm install npm run build npm run validate:build cd ..\portal npm install npm run build ``` The Go server serves portal assets from `/assets/*` and admin assets from `/admin/assets/*`. Admin HTML is always `no-store`, hashed assets are immutable, and missing assets return 404 rather than the SPA shell. Production deployment replaces the single embedded service binary; do not copy `web/admin/dist` over a production binary. ## Release Binaries Build frontend assets and produce merged backend binaries for Windows and Linux. The scripts run `npm run build` for both web apps and compile Go with `-tags embed_web`, so the resulting binaries include the admin and portal frontends: ```powershell cd server\unified-management .\scripts\build-release.ps1 -Version 0.1.0 ``` Linux/macOS shell: ```bash cd server/unified-management VERSION=0.1.0 ./scripts/build-release.sh ``` Outputs are written to `dist-release/`: - `ymhut-unified-management-windows-amd64.exe` - `ymhut-unified-management-linux-amd64` - `ymhut-unified-management-linux-arm64` ## Default Port The default listen address is `:33550`. Override it with either: ```powershell $env:YMHUT_LISTEN=":33551" ``` or: ```powershell $env:PORT="33551" ``` ## Environment - `YMHUT_LISTEN`: listen address, default `:33550` - `YMHUT_BASE_URL`: public endpoint, default `https://update.ymhut.cn` - `YMHUT_DB_PROVIDER`: `sqlite` or `mysql` - `YMHUT_SQLITE_PATH`: SQLite path - `YMHUT_MYSQL_DSN`: MySQL DSN - `YMHUT_UPDATE_PUBLIC_DIR`: legacy update public directory - `YMHUT_DOWNLOADS_DIR`: package download directory - `YMHUT_SOURCE_CHECK_SECONDS`: source health check interval ## Frontend - `web/admin`: Vue admin console source - `web/portal`: Vue public portal source - `web/wasm`: Rust WASM helpers Rust WASM functions: - `compareVersions` - `normalizeReleaseManifest` - `validateSourceCatalog` - `scoreEndpointHealth` - `mergeLegacyMediaTypes`