Flare : Personal Bookmark Navigation

Introduction:

Flare is a bookmark navigator that has been carefully designed in terms of performance, data security, aesthetics, and user experience.

Features:

• Performance Advantage: Compared to its predecessor Flame, Flare has a distinct performance advantage. Whether it's the small 10MB container image size or the usual consumption of around 30MB of memory, Flare can launch the page in a second in 99% of cases, and memory usage remains at 60MB even under extreme conditions.
• Simple and Transparent Data Strategy: Flare uses a text format to store bookmark data, ensuring data persistence and transparency. Whether the software can't run someday in the future, or users want to switch to other tools, data migration costs are very low.
• Elegant Interface: Flare offers consistent bookmark icon designs, including minimalist weather animation icons and over 6000 Material Design Icons, ensuring the software interface's aesthetics.
• Tools for the Lazy: Flare has a built-in icon quick selection tool, as well as a user-friendly weather display feature, reducing user operation costs.
• Online Editing: To meet users' editing needs anytime and anywhere, Flare added an online editing feature in the latest version.

Screenshots:

Deployment Method:

Step One: Update Sources

Ubuntu/Debian:

apt update -y && apt upgrade -y    

Centos:

yum update -y && yum upgrade -y   

Step Two: Install and Configure Docker

Install Docker:

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh && sudo sh ./get-docker.sh

Start Docker:

sudo systemctl start docker

Set Docker to start automatically at boot:

sudo systemctl enable docker

Step Three: Create docker-compose.yml

1. Create a new directory:

   mkdir Flare && cd Flare/

2. Create and open docker-compose.yml:

   nano docker-compose.yml

3. Input the following content:

   ... (content remains unchanged)

4. Save and exit:
   Use Ctrl+X/Command+X

   Step Four: Install and Run Flare Container

   docker-compose up -d

   After deployment, you can visit http://<your-ip>:port to access "Flare".

Step Five: Configure Flare

1. Go to https://<your-ip>:port/settings to edit settings.

2. Go to https://<your-ip>:port/editor to edit bookmarks.

Step Six: Reverse Proxy to Domain Name

Here, we use a straightforward method: Origin Rules provided by Cloudflare.
Configuration as follows:
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Related Links:

Official tutorial:https://soulteary.com/2022/02/23/building-a-personal-bookmark-navigation-app-from-scratch-flare.html