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Hellgate is an extensible, general purpose http-\>gemini mirror with full
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javascript support
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## Requirements
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- nodejs
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- npm
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- electron
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- openssh
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- sh
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- libgtk-2-0
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- libgconf-2-4
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- xvfb (if you're running it headless)
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## Setup
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- `sudo apt install libgtk2.0-0 libgconf-2-4` (if you're on debian, other
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distros idk)
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- `sudo apt install xvfb` (again, on debian)
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- `git clone https://tildegit.org/sose/hellgate`
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- `cd hellgate`
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- `sudo npm install -g electron --unsafe-perm=true`
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- `npm install`
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- `./gen_cert`
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- `npm start` or `xvfb-run npm start`
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- The server will listen on `localhost:1965` by default
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## Sigils
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- By default, more complex sites that are rendered by hellgate are not very
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pretty, and sometimes downright unreadable
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- For this, users can create website specific 'sigils' to display content in a
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certain way, or to automate certain actions on a website
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- Sigils are located in the `sigils` dir and are titled with the domain name of
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their corresponding website
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- See [writing sigils](writing_sigils.md) for more info on how to write sigils
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and how they work
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- If you write a new sigil for a specific website, don't hesitate to send it as
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a pull request to this repo
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## Notes
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- As of right now the npm version of gemini-server is broken, use the version
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from github or this will not work
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