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Organizations spending thousands monthly on SaaS tools can replace them with a single self-hosted server running Changemaker Lite for roughly the cost of hosting \u2014 often under $50/month.</p> <p>But the real value isn't cost savings. It's control. No vendor can cut off your access. No acquisition can change your terms. No government can compel a foreign company to hand over your data. Your movement's digital infrastructure belongs to your movement.</p>","tags":["concept","philosophy","FOSS"]},{"location":"docs/phil/#security-culture-starts-with-infrastructure","title":"Security Culture Starts With Infrastructure","text":"<p>Security culture isn't just about who knows what \u2014 it's about who can know what. 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All request/response bodies are <code>application/json</code> unless noted otherwise.</p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#authentication","title":"Authentication","text":"","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#token-flow","title":"Token Flow","text":"<pre><code>sequenceDiagram\n    participant Client\n    participant API\n    participant DB\n\n    Client-&gt;&gt;API: POST /api/auth/login {email, password}\n    API-&gt;&gt;DB: Verify credentials\n    DB--&gt;&gt;API: User record\n    API--&gt;&gt;Client: {accessToken, refreshToken}\n    Note over Client: Store tokens\n\n    Client-&gt;&gt;API: GET /api/campaigns (Authorization: Bearer &lt;accessToken&gt;)\n    API--&gt;&gt;Client: 200 OK\n\n    Note over Client: Access token expires (15 min)\n\n    Client-&gt;&gt;API: POST /api/auth/refresh {refreshToken}\n    API-&gt;&gt;DB: Rotate token (atomic transaction)\n    DB--&gt;&gt;API: New token pair\n    API--&gt;&gt;Client: {accessToken, refreshToken}</code></pre>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#headers","title":"Headers","text":"<p>All authenticated requests require:</p> <pre><code>Authorization: Bearer &lt;accessToken&gt;\n</code></pre> <p>The Media API also accepts tokens via query parameter for SSE streams:</p> <pre><code>GET /api/public/:id/chat-stream?token=&lt;accessToken&gt;\n</code></pre>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#roles","title":"Roles","text":"Role Access Level <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> Full platform access <code>INFLUENCE_ADMIN</code> Campaign and advocacy management <code>MAP_ADMIN</code> Map, locations, shifts, canvassing <code>USER</code> Volunteer portal, public features <code>TEMP</code> Limited access (auto-created on public shift signup)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#middleware-reference","title":"Middleware Reference","text":"Middleware Effect <code>authenticate</code> Requires valid JWT. Sets <code>req.user</code> with <code>id</code>, <code>email</code>, <code>role</code>. Returns <code>401</code> if missing or invalid. <code>optionalAuth</code> Same as <code>authenticate</code> but continues without user if token is absent. <code>requireRole(...roles)</code> Checks user role against allowed list. Returns <code>403</code> if not authorized. <code>requireNonTemp</code> Blocks <code>TEMP</code> users. Returns <code>403</code>. <code>validate(schema, source)</code> Validates request body/query/params against a Zod schema. Returns <code>400</code> on failure.","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#error-responses","title":"Error Responses","text":"<p>All errors follow a consistent format:</p> <pre><code>{\n  \"error\": {\n    \"message\": \"Human-readable error description\",\n    \"code\": \"ERROR_CODE\",\n    \"statusCode\": 400\n  }\n}\n</code></pre> Status Code Meaning <code>400</code> <code>VALIDATION_ERROR</code> Request body/query failed schema validation <code>401</code> <code>UNAUTHORIZED</code> Missing or invalid access token <code>403</code> <code>FORBIDDEN</code> Valid token but insufficient role <code>404</code> <code>NOT_FOUND</code> Resource does not exist <code>429</code> <code>RATE_LIMITED</code> Too many requests (see Rate Limits) <code>500</code> <code>INTERNAL_ERROR</code> Unexpected server error <p>Enumeration Prevention</p> <p>Auth endpoints (<code>/login</code>, <code>/register</code>, <code>/forgot-password</code>) return generic success messages to prevent user enumeration. A <code>401</code> from <code>/api/auth/me</code> does not reveal whether the user exists.</p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#rate-limits","title":"Rate Limits","text":"<p>Rate limits are Redis-backed and keyed by IP address.</p> Endpoint Group Window Max Requests Redis Prefix Auth (login, register, refresh) 15 min 10 <code>rl:auth:</code> Email sending 1 hour 30 <code>rl:email:</code> Response submission 1 hour 10 <code>rl:response:</code> Shift signup 1 hour 10 <code>rl:shift-signup:</code> Canvass visits 1 min 30 <code>rl:canvass-visit:</code> Canvass bulk visits 1 min 5 <code>rl:canvass-visit-bulk:</code> GPS tracking 1 min 6 <code>rl:gps-tracking:</code> Canvass geocode 1 min 10 <code>rl:canvass-geocode:</code> Observability 1 min 20 <code>rl:observability:</code> Health/metrics 1 min 30 <code>rl:health-metrics:</code> Global (all other) Configurable Configurable <code>rl:global:</code> <p>When rate-limited, the API returns:</p> <pre><code>{\n  \"error\": {\n    \"message\": \"Too many requests, please try again later\",\n    \"code\": \"RATE_LIMITED\",\n    \"statusCode\": 429\n  }\n}\n</code></pre>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#main-api-express-port-4000","title":"Main API (Express \u2014 Port 4000)","text":"","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#health-metrics","title":"Health &amp; Metrics","text":"Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/health</code> Health check \u2014 PostgreSQL + Redis ping GET <code>/api/metrics</code> Prometheus metrics (text/plain) Health response <pre><code>{\n  \"status\": \"healthy\",\n  \"checks\": {\n    \"database\": \"ok\",\n    \"redis\": \"ok\"\n  }\n}\n</code></pre>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#auth","title":"Auth","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/auth</code></p> Method Path Auth Rate Limited Description POST <code>/api/auth/login</code> Email + password login POST <code>/api/auth/register</code> Create account (always <code>USER</code> role) POST <code>/api/auth/verify-email</code> Verify email with token POST <code>/api/auth/resend-verification</code> Resend verification email POST <code>/api/auth/forgot-password</code> Send password reset email POST <code>/api/auth/reset-password</code> Set new password with reset token POST <code>/api/auth/refresh</code> Rotate refresh token \u2192 new token pair POST <code>/api/auth/logout</code> Invalidate refresh token GET <code>/api/auth/me</code> Current user profile Login request &amp; response <p>Request: <pre><code>{\n  \"email\": \"admin@example.com\",\n  \"password\": \"SecurePass123!\"\n}\n</code></pre> Response: <pre><code>{\n  \"accessToken\": \"eyJhbG...\",\n  \"refreshToken\": \"eyJhbG...\",\n  \"user\": {\n    \"id\": \"uuid\",\n    \"email\": \"admin@example.com\",\n    \"name\": \"Admin\",\n    \"role\": \"SUPER_ADMIN\"\n  }\n}\n</code></pre></p> <p>Password Policy</p> <p>Passwords must be 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<code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> cAdvisor CPU/memory/network per container <p>Query parameters for <code>GET /api/dashboard/time-series</code>:</p> Param Type Description <code>metrics</code> string Comma-separated metric keys (whitelist-validated) <code>range</code> string Time range (e.g., <code>1h</code>, <code>24h</code>, <code>7d</code>) <code>step</code> string Sample interval (e.g., <code>5m</code>, <code>1h</code>)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#campaigns","title":"Campaigns","text":"","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#admin-crud","title":"Admin CRUD","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/campaigns</code> \u00b7 Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/campaigns</code> Paginated campaign list GET <code>/api/campaigns/:id</code> Single campaign detail POST <code>/api/campaigns</code> Create campaign PUT <code>/api/campaigns/:id</code> Update campaign DELETE <code>/api/campaigns/:id</code> Delete 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<code>/api/campaigns/:slug/response-stats</code> Response statistics POST <code>/api/campaigns/:slug/responses</code> Submit response (rate limited: 10/hour) POST <code>/api/responses/:id/upvote</code> Optional Upvote a response DELETE <code>/api/responses/:id/upvote</code> Optional Remove upvote GET <code>/api/responses/:id/verify/:token</code> Verify response via email link","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#admin","title":"Admin","text":"<p>Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/responses</code> All responses with filters PATCH <code>/api/responses/:id/status</code> Approve or reject response POST <code>/api/responses/:id/resend-verification</code> Resend verification email DELETE <code>/api/responses/:id</code> Delete response","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#representatives","title":"Representatives","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/representatives</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/representatives/by-postal/:postalCode</code> Lookup representatives by postal code (cache-first) GET <code>/api/representatives/test-connection</code> Represent API health check GET <code>/api/representatives/cache-stats</code> Admin Cache statistics GET <code>/api/representatives</code> Admin Paginated cached representatives GET <code>/api/representatives/:id</code> Admin Single cached representative DELETE <code>/api/representatives/by-postal/:postalCode</code> Admin Clear cache for postal code DELETE <code>/api/representatives/:id</code> Admin Delete cached representative <p>Query parameters for postal code lookup:</p> Param Type Description <code>refresh</code> boolean Force API call, bypass cache","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#email-queue","title":"Email Queue","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/email-queue</code> \u00b7 Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/email-queue/stats</code> BullMQ queue statistics (waiting, 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GET <code>/api/map/locations/export-csv</code> CSV export GET <code>/api/map/locations/:id</code> Single location GET <code>/api/map/locations/:id/history</code> Edit history POST <code>/api/map/locations</code> Create location PUT <code>/api/map/locations/:id</code> Update location DELETE <code>/api/map/locations/:id</code> Delete location POST <code>/api/map/locations/bulk-delete</code> Bulk delete POST <code>/api/map/locations/geocode</code> Geocode single address POST <code>/api/map/locations/geocode-missing</code> Batch geocode all ungeocoded POST <code>/api/map/locations/reverse-geocode</code> Reverse geocode lat/lng to address POST <code>/api/map/locations/import-csv</code> Import from CSV (10 MB limit) POST <code>/api/map/locations/import-bulk</code> Bulk NAR or standard CSV import (100 MB limit)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#bulk-geocode","title":"Bulk Geocode","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/locations/bulk-geocode</code> \u00b7 Auth: Map admins</p> Method Path Description POST <code>/api/map/locations/bulk-geocode</code> Start BullMQ bulk geocoding job GET <code>/api/map/locations/bulk-geocode/:jobId</code> Poll job status GET <code>/api/map/locations/bulk-geocode/stats</code> Queue statistics","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#nar-import","title":"NAR Import","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/nar-import</code> \u00b7 Auth: Map admins</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/nar-import/datasets</code> Available NAR datasets by province POST <code>/api/map/nar-import</code> Start province import (fire-and-forget) GET <code>/api/map/nar-import/status/:importId</code> Poll import progress NAR Import body <pre><code>{\n  \"provinceCode\": \"24\",\n  \"filterType\": \"city\",\n  \"filterCity\": \"Edmonton\",\n  \"residentialOnly\": true,\n  \"deduplicateRadius\": 10,\n  \"batchSize\": 500\n}\n</code></pre>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#area-import","title":"Area Import","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/area-import</code> \u00b7 Auth: Map admins</p> Method Path Description POST <code>/api/map/area-import/preview</code> Preview bounds + estimated record counts POST <code>/api/map/area-import</code> Start area import (fire-and-forget) GET <code>/api/map/area-import/status/:importId</code> Poll import progress","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#cuts-polygons","title":"Cuts (Polygons)","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/cuts</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/map/cuts/public</code> All public cuts as GeoJSON GET <code>/api/map/cuts</code> Map admin Paginated cuts list GET <code>/api/map/cuts/:id</code> Map admin Single cut POST <code>/api/map/cuts</code> Map admin Create cut (polygon GeoJSON) PUT <code>/api/map/cuts/:id</code> Map admin Update cut DELETE <code>/api/map/cuts/:id</code> Map admin Delete cut GET <code>/api/map/cuts/:id/locations</code> Map admin All locations within cut polygon GET <code>/api/map/cuts/:id/statistics</code> Map admin Support level breakdown GET <code>/api/map/cuts/export-geojson</code> Map admin All cuts as GeoJSON FeatureCollection GET <code>/api/map/cuts/:id/export-geojson</code> Map admin Single cut as GeoJSON Feature POST <code>/api/map/cuts/import-geojson</code> Map admin Import cuts from GeoJSON file","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#shifts","title":"Shifts","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/shifts</code></p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#public_3","title":"Public","text":"Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/shifts/public</code> List upcoming public shifts POST <code>/api/map/shifts/public/:id/signup</code> Public signup (creates TEMP user if needed; rate limited: 10/hour)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#volunteer","title":"Volunteer","text":"<p>Auth: Any authenticated user</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/shifts/volunteer/upcoming</code> Upcoming shifts with signup status GET <code>/api/map/shifts/volunteer/my-signups</code> Own confirmed signups POST <code>/api/map/shifts/volunteer/:id/signup</code> Sign up for shift DELETE <code>/api/map/shifts/volunteer/:id/signup</code> Cancel signup","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#admin_2","title":"Admin","text":"<p>Auth: Map admins</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/shifts</code> Paginated shifts with filters GET <code>/api/map/shifts/stats</code> Statistics GET <code>/api/map/shifts/calendar</code> Calendar data (<code>?startDate=&amp;endDate=</code>) GET <code>/api/map/shifts/:id</code> Single shift with signups POST <code>/api/map/shifts</code> Create shift PUT <code>/api/map/shifts/:id</code> Update shift DELETE <code>/api/map/shifts/:id</code> Delete shift POST <code>/api/map/shifts/:id/signups</code> Admin-add volunteer DELETE <code>/api/map/shifts/:id/signups/:signupId</code> Remove volunteer POST <code>/api/map/shifts/:id/email-details</code> Email details to all volunteers","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#shift-series","title":"Shift Series","text":"<p>Auth: Map admins</p> Method Path Description POST <code>/api/map/shifts/series</code> Create recurring shift series GET <code>/api/map/shifts/series/:id</code> Get series PUT <code>/api/map/shifts/series/:id</code> Update series DELETE <code>/api/map/shifts/series/:id</code> Delete series","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#canvassing","title":"Canvassing","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/canvass</code></p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#volunteer_1","title":"Volunteer","text":"<p>Auth: Any authenticated user</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/canvass/my/assignments</code> Shift assignments GET <code>/api/map/canvass/my/stats</code> Personal canvass statistics GET <code>/api/map/canvass/my/visits</code> Visit history GET <code>/api/map/canvass/my/session</code> Active canvass session POST <code>/api/map/canvass/sessions</code> Start canvass session POST <code>/api/map/canvass/sessions/:id/end</code> End session GET <code>/api/map/canvass/cuts/:cutId/locations</code> Locations in cut with visit annotations GET <code>/api/map/canvass/cuts/:cutId/route</code> Walking route algorithm for cut GET <code>/api/map/canvass/locations</code> All locations with visit annotations PUT <code>/api/map/canvass/locations/:id</code> Edit address (role-gated fields) POST <code>/api/map/canvass/locations</code> Create location POST <code>/api/map/canvass/reverse-geocode</code> Reverse geocode lat/lng POST <code>/api/map/canvass/geocode-search</code> Geocode address for map (rate limited: 10/min) POST <code>/api/map/canvass/visits</code> Record door knock (rate limited: 30/min) POST <code>/api/map/canvass/visits/bulk</code> Record visit for all unvisited units (rate limited: 5/min)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#admin_3","title":"Admin","text":"<p>Auth: <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> or <code>MAP_ADMIN</code></p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/canvass/stats</code> Platform-wide canvass statistics GET <code>/api/map/canvass/stats/cuts/:cutId</code> Statistics for specific cut GET <code>/api/map/canvass/activity</code> Recent activity feed GET <code>/api/map/canvass/volunteers</code> All volunteers with canvass activity GET <code>/api/map/canvass/volunteers/:userId</code> Individual volunteer statistics GET <code>/api/map/canvass/visits</code> All visits with filters","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#gps-tracking","title":"GPS Tracking","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/tracking</code></p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#volunteer_2","title":"Volunteer","text":"<p>Auth: Any authenticated user</p> Method Path Description POST <code>/api/map/tracking/sessions</code> Start GPS tracking session POST <code>/api/map/tracking/sessions/:id/end</code> End tracking session POST <code>/api/map/tracking/sessions/:id/points</code> Submit GPS point batch (rate limited: 6/min) POST <code>/api/map/tracking/sessions/:id/link-canvass</code> Link to canvass session GET <code>/api/map/tracking/my/session</code> Active tracking session GET <code>/api/map/tracking/my/sessions</code> Own historical sessions GET <code>/api/map/tracking/my/sessions/:id/route</code> Full route for own session","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#admin_4","title":"Admin","text":"<p>Auth: Map admins</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/tracking/live</code> Live volunteer positions + trails GET <code>/api/map/tracking/sessions</code> All historical tracking sessions GET <code>/api/map/tracking/sessions/:id/route</code> Full route for any session","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#map-settings","title":"Map Settings","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/settings</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/map/settings</code> Public map settings (center, zoom, walk sheet config) PUT <code>/api/map/settings</code> Map admin Update map settings","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#geocoding","title":"Geocoding","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/map/geocoding</code> \u00b7 Auth: Map admins</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/map/geocoding/search</code> Geocode address search (<code>?q=&amp;limit=1-10</code>)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#landing-pages","title":"Landing Pages","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/pages</code> and <code>/api/page-blocks</code></p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#public_4","title":"Public","text":"Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/pages/:slug/view</code> Get published page by slug","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#admin_5","title":"Admin","text":"<p>Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/pages</code> Paginated landing pages GET <code>/api/pages/:id</code> Single page POST <code>/api/pages</code> Create page PUT <code>/api/pages/:id</code> Update page DELETE <code>/api/pages/:id</code> Delete page POST <code>/api/pages/sync</code> Sync MkDocs overrides from filesystem POST <code>/api/pages/validate</code> Validate and repair MkDocs exports","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#block-library","title":"Block Library","text":"<p>Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/page-blocks</code> List blocks GET <code>/api/page-blocks/:id</code> Single block POST <code>/api/page-blocks</code> Create block PUT <code>/api/page-blocks/:id</code> Update block DELETE <code>/api/page-blocks/:id</code> Delete block","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#email-templates","title":"Email Templates","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/email-templates</code> \u00b7 Auth: Admin roles (seed/cache require <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code>)</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/email-templates</code> List templates GET <code>/api/email-templates/:id</code> Single template POST <code>/api/email-templates</code> Create template PUT <code>/api/email-templates/:id</code> Update template DELETE <code>/api/email-templates/:id</code> Delete template GET <code>/api/email-templates/:id/versions</code> Version history GET <code>/api/email-templates/:id/versions/:versionNumber</code> Specific version POST <code>/api/email-templates/:id/rollback</code> Rollback to prior version POST <code>/api/email-templates/validate</code> Validate Handlebars syntax POST <code>/api/email-templates/:id/test</code> Send test email (rate limited: 10/15min) GET <code>/api/email-templates/:id/test-logs</code> Test send logs POST <code>/api/email-templates/seed</code> Seed templates from filesystem POST <code>/api/email-templates/clear-cache</code> Clear template cache","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#qr-codes","title":"QR Codes","text":"Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/qr</code> Generate QR code PNG (<code>?text=&amp;size=50-500</code>) <p>Cached for 1 hour. Returns <code>image/png</code>.</p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#site-settings","title":"Site Settings","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/settings</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/settings</code> Public site settings (SMTP credentials stripped) GET <code>/api/settings/admin</code> <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> Full settings including SMTP credentials PUT <code>/api/settings</code> <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> Update settings POST <code>/api/settings/email/test-connection</code> <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> Test SMTP connection POST <code>/api/settings/email/test-send</code> <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> Send test email","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#listmonk-newsletter-sync","title":"Listmonk (Newsletter Sync)","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/listmonk</code> \u00b7 Auth: <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code></p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/listmonk</code> Sync status + connection check GET <code>/api/listmonk/stats</code> Subscriber counts from Listmonk POST <code>/api/listmonk/test-connection</code> Health check POST <code>/api/listmonk/sync/participants</code> Sync campaign participants POST <code>/api/listmonk/sync/locations</code> Sync locations POST <code>/api/listmonk/sync/users</code> Sync users POST <code>/api/listmonk/sync/all</code> Run all sync operations POST <code>/api/listmonk/reinitialize</code> Reinitialize Listmonk lists GET <code>/api/listmonk/proxy-url</code> Proxy port + JWT for iframe","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#documentation-management","title":"Documentation Management","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/docs</code> \u00b7 Auth: Authenticated, non-TEMP (write operations require <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code>)</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/docs/status</code> MkDocs + Code Server availability GET <code>/api/docs/config</code> Port numbers for iframe URLs GET <code>/api/docs/mkdocs-config</code> Read raw <code>mkdocs.yml</code> PUT <code>/api/docs/mkdocs-config</code> Write <code>mkdocs.yml</code> POST <code>/api/docs/build</code> Trigger MkDocs build POST <code>/api/docs/upload</code> Upload asset (20 MB, whitelisted extensions) GET <code>/api/docs/files</code> File tree (<code>?force=true</code> bypasses cache) POST <code>/api/docs/files/rename</code> Rename or move file GET <code>/api/docs/files/*</code> Read file content PUT <code>/api/docs/files/*</code> Write file content POST <code>/api/docs/files/*</code> Create file or folder DELETE <code>/api/docs/files/*</code> Delete file or empty folder","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#services","title":"Services","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/services</code> \u00b7 Auth: <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code></p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/services/status</code> Health check all managed services (NocoDB, n8n, Gitea, MailHog, Mini QR, Excalidraw, Homepage) GET <code>/api/services/config</code> Port numbers + subdomain info","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#pangolin-tunnel-management","title":"Pangolin (Tunnel Management)","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/pangolin</code> \u00b7 Auth: <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code></p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/pangolin/status</code> Tunnel health + connection info GET <code>/api/pangolin/config</code> Current env configuration GET <code>/api/pangolin/newt-status</code> Newt container status POST <code>/api/pangolin/newt-restart</code> Restart Newt container GET <code>/api/pangolin/sites</code> List Pangolin sites GET <code>/api/pangolin/exit-nodes</code> Available exit nodes GET <code>/api/pangolin/resource-definitions</code> Resource definitions from YAML GET <code>/api/pangolin/resources</code> List resources POST <code>/api/pangolin/setup</code> Create site + all resources (rate limited: \u2157min) POST <code>/api/pangolin/sync</code> Sync resources (create missing, update changed) PUT <code>/api/pangolin/resource/:id</code> Update resource DELETE <code>/api/pangolin/resource/:id</code> Delete resource GET <code>/api/pangolin/resource/:id/clients</code> Connected clients GET <code>/api/pangolin/certificate/:domainId/:domain</code> Certificate info POST <code>/api/pangolin/certificate/:certId</code> Update certificate","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#observability","title":"Observability","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/observability</code> \u00b7 Auth: <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code> \u00b7 Rate limited: 20/min</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/observability/status</code> Check 7 monitoring services GET <code>/api/observability/metrics-summary</code> Key metrics from Prometheus GET <code>/api/observability/alerts</code> Active alerts from Alertmanager","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#payments","title":"Payments","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/payments</code></p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#public_5","title":"Public","text":"Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/payments/config</code> Stripe publishable key + donation settings GET <code>/api/payments/plans</code> Active subscription plans GET <code>/api/payments/products</code> Active products (<code>?type=</code>) POST <code>/api/payments/subscribe</code> Create subscription checkout POST <code>/api/payments/purchase</code> Optional Product checkout (guest or logged-in) POST <code>/api/payments/donate</code> Donation checkout GET <code>/api/payments/my-subscription</code> Current subscription POST <code>/api/payments/my-subscription/cancel</code> Cancel subscription POST <code>/api/payments/webhook</code> Stripe webhook (raw body)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#admin_6","title":"Admin","text":"<p>Auth: <code>SUPER_ADMIN</code></p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/payments/admin/settings</code> Payment settings (secrets masked) PUT <code>/api/payments/admin/settings</code> Update payment settings POST <code>/api/payments/admin/settings/test-connection</code> Test Stripe connection GET <code>/api/payments/admin/dashboard</code> Subscription + donation statistics GET <code>/api/payments/admin/plans</code> All subscription plans POST <code>/api/payments/admin/plans</code> Create plan PUT <code>/api/payments/admin/plans/:id</code> Update plan DELETE <code>/api/payments/admin/plans/:id</code> Delete plan POST <code>/api/payments/admin/plans/:id/sync-stripe</code> Sync plan to Stripe GET <code>/api/payments/admin/subscriptions</code> All subscriptions with filters POST <code>/api/payments/admin/subscriptions/:id/cancel</code> Cancel subscription GET <code>/api/payments/admin/products</code> All products POST <code>/api/payments/admin/products</code> Create product PUT <code>/api/payments/admin/products/:id</code> Update product DELETE <code>/api/payments/admin/products/:id</code> Delete product POST <code>/api/payments/admin/products/:id/sync-stripe</code> Sync product to Stripe GET <code>/api/payments/admin/orders</code> List orders POST <code>/api/payments/admin/orders/:id/refund</code> Refund order GET <code>/api/payments/admin/donations</code> List donations GET <code>/api/payments/admin/export</code> CSV export of completed orders","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#media-api-fastify-port-4100","title":"Media API (Fastify \u2014 Port 4100)","text":"<p>The Media API is a separate Fastify server sharing the same PostgreSQL database. It handles all video-related functionality.</p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#health","title":"Health","text":"Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/health</code> Media API health check","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#videos-admin","title":"Videos (Admin)","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/videos</code> \u00b7 Auth: Admin roles</p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#crud-publishing","title":"CRUD &amp; Publishing","text":"Method Path Description GET <code>/api/videos</code> List videos (<code>?limit=&amp;offset=&amp;search=&amp;orientation=&amp;producers=&amp;isShort=</code>) GET <code>/api/videos/producers</code> Distinct producer list GET <code>/api/videos/health</code> Video count health check GET <code>/api/videos/:id</code> Single video detail PATCH <code>/api/videos/:id</code> Update metadata (title, producer, tags, quality, etc.) POST <code>/api/videos/:id/publish</code> Publish to category POST <code>/api/videos/:id/unpublish</code> Unpublish POST <code>/api/videos/bulk-publish</code> Bulk publish POST <code>/api/videos/bulk-unpublish</code> Bulk unpublish POST <code>/api/videos/:id/lock</code> Lock published video POST <code>/api/videos/:id/unlock</code> Unlock video POST <code>/api/videos/:id/generate-thumbnail</code> Generate thumbnail via FFmpeg POST <code>/api/videos/bulk-generate-thumbnails</code> Bulk thumbnail generation","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#upload","title":"Upload","text":"Method Path Description POST <code>/api/videos/upload</code> Single video upload (multipart, 10 GB limit, streams to disk) POST <code>/api/videos/upload/batch</code> Batch upload (returns 207 multi-status)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#actions","title":"Actions","text":"Method Path Description POST <code>/api/videos/:id/duplicate</code> Duplicate video record POST <code>/api/videos/:id/replace</code> Replace video file, keep metadata GET <code>/api/videos/:id/analytics</code> Detailed analytics (<code>?startDate=&amp;endDate=</code>) POST <code>/api/videos/:id/reset-analytics</code> Reset all analytics GET <code>/api/videos/:id/preview-link</code> Generate 24-hour JWT preview link GET <code>/api/videos/analytics/top</code> Top videos (<code>?metric=views|watchTime&amp;limit=</code>) GET <code>/api/videos/analytics/overview</code> Global analytics overview","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#scheduling","title":"Scheduling","text":"Method Path Description POST <code>/api/videos/:id/schedule-publish</code> Schedule future publish (<code>{publishAt, timezone?}</code>) POST <code>/api/videos/:id/schedule-unpublish</code> Schedule future unpublish DELETE <code>/api/videos/:id/schedule/:action</code> Cancel scheduled operation GET <code>/api/videos/schedules/upcoming</code> Upcoming scheduled operations GET <code>/api/videos/:id/schedule-history</code> Schedule history for video GET <code>/api/videos/schedules/stats</code> Schedule queue statistics POST <code>/api/videos/schedules/pause</code> Pause schedule queue POST <code>/api/videos/schedules/resume</code> Resume schedule queue POST <code>/api/videos/schedules/cleanup</code> Clean old completed jobs","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#video-fetch","title":"Video Fetch","text":"Method Path Description POST <code>/api/videos/fetch</code> Submit fetch job (<code>{urls: string[]}</code>, 1\u201320 URLs) GET <code>/api/videos/fetch/jobs</code> List recent fetch jobs GET <code>/api/videos/fetch/jobs/:jobId</code> Job detail + log GET <code>/api/videos/fetch/jobs/:jobId/log</code> SSE log stream (Redis pub/sub) DELETE <code>/api/videos/fetch/jobs/:jobId</code> Cancel fetch job","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#streaming-public","title":"Streaming (Public)","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/videos</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/videos/stream/health</code> Streaming health check GET <code>/api/videos/:id/stream</code> Optional HTTP range-supporting video stream GET <code>/api/videos/:id/thumbnail</code> Optional Serve thumbnail image GET <code>/api/videos/:id/metadata</code> Public video metadata for embedding <p>Note</p> <p>Admins can stream unpublished videos by providing a valid JWT.</p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#public-gallery","title":"Public Gallery","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/public</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/public</code> Optional Published videos (<code>?limit=&amp;offset=&amp;search=&amp;sort=recent|popular|oldest&amp;category=</code>) GET <code>/api/public/categories</code> Optional Categories with video counts GET <code>/api/public/producers</code> Optional Published producers GET <code>/api/public/:id</code> Optional Single published video GET <code>/api/public/:id/thumbnail</code> Optional Published thumbnail GET <code>/api/public/:id/stream</code> Optional Published video stream","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#tracking","title":"Tracking","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/track</code> \u00b7 Auth: None required</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/track/health</code> Tracking health check POST <code>/api/track/view</code> Record video view (returns <code>{viewId}</code>) POST <code>/api/track/event</code> Record play/pause/seek/complete event POST <code>/api/track/heartbeat</code> Update watch time (10s interval, <code>sendBeacon</code>) POST <code>/api/track/batch</code> Batch up to 50 tracking events Tracking is GDPR-compliant <p>IP addresses are hashed with a daily-rotating salt. Raw IPs are never stored. Tracking data is retained for 90 days.</p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#reactions","title":"Reactions","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/reactions</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/reactions/config</code> Available reaction types + emoji mappings GET <code>/api/reactions</code> List reactions (<code>?mediaId=&amp;userId=&amp;limit=</code>) GET <code>/api/reactions/:mediaId/chat</code> Reactions in chat timeline format POST <code>/api/reactions</code> Add reaction (30s cooldown per type) <p>Available types: <code>like</code>, <code>love</code>, <code>laugh</code>, <code>wow</code>, <code>sad</code>, <code>angry</code></p>","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#comments-chat","title":"Comments &amp; Chat","text":"","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#public-comments","title":"Public Comments","text":"Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/public/:id/comments</code> List comments (<code>?limit=&amp;offset=</code>) POST <code>/api/public/:id/comments</code> Optional Create comment (word-filtered; rate limited: 5/min) GET <code>/api/public/:id/chat-stream</code> SSE stream for real-time chat (30s keepalive)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#comment-admin","title":"Comment Admin","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/media/admin/comments</code> \u00b7 Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/media/admin/comments/stats</code> Counts by status GET <code>/api/media/admin/comments</code> All comments with filters PATCH <code>/api/media/admin/comments/:id/approve</code> Approve comment PATCH <code>/api/media/admin/comments/:id/hide</code> Hide comment PATCH <code>/api/media/admin/comments/:id/unhide</code> Unhide comment PUT <code>/api/media/admin/comments/:id/notes</code> Update moderation notes DELETE <code>/api/media/admin/comments/:id</code> Delete comment","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#word-filters","title":"Word Filters","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/media/admin/word-filters</code> \u00b7 Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/media/admin/word-filters</code> List filter entries grouped by level POST <code>/api/media/admin/word-filters</code> Add word (<code>{word, level: low|medium|high|custom}</code>) DELETE <code>/api/media/admin/word-filters/:id</code> Remove word","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#chat-threads-notifications","title":"Chat Threads &amp; Notifications","text":"<p>Auth: Authenticated</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/media/chat/threads</code> Videos with user's comments + unread counts POST <code>/api/media/chat/threads/:mediaId/read</code> Mark thread as read GET <code>/api/media/notifications/stream</code> Per-user SSE notification stream (<code>?token=</code>)","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#shorts","title":"Shorts","text":"Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/shorts</code> Optional Shorts feed (<code>?sort=recent|popular|random</code>) POST <code>/api/shorts/scan</code> Admin Auto-classify short videos by duration","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#upvotes","title":"Upvotes","text":"Method Path Auth Description POST <code>/api/public/:id/upvote</code> Toggle upvote (session-based via <code>X-Session-ID</code> header) GET <code>/api/public/:id/upvote-status</code> Check upvote status for current session","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#playlists","title":"Playlists","text":"","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#public_6","title":"Public","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/playlists</code></p> Method Path Auth Description GET <code>/api/playlists/featured</code> Optional Featured playlists GET <code>/api/playlists/popular</code> Optional Popular public playlists (<code>?search=</code>) GET <code>/api/playlists/share/:token</code> Optional Playlist by share token GET <code>/api/playlists/:id</code> Optional Playlist detail (public, owner, or share token) POST <code>/api/playlists/:id/view</code> Optional Record playlist view","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#user-playlists","title":"User Playlists","text":"<p>Auth: Authenticated</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/playlists/my</code> Own playlists POST <code>/api/playlists</code> Create playlist PUT <code>/api/playlists/:id</code> Update playlist (ownership check) DELETE <code>/api/playlists/:id</code> Delete playlist POST <code>/api/playlists/:id/videos</code> Add video (<code>{mediaId}</code>) DELETE <code>/api/playlists/:id/videos/:mediaId</code> Remove video PUT <code>/api/playlists/:id/videos/reorder</code> Reorder videos POST <code>/api/playlists/:id/share</code> Generate share token DELETE <code>/api/playlists/:id/share</code> Revoke share token","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#playlist-admin","title":"Playlist Admin","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/media/playlists</code> \u00b7 Auth: Admin roles</p> Method Path Description GET <code>/api/media/playlists</code> All playlists GET <code>/api/media/playlists/featured</code> Featured playlists with admin info POST <code>/api/media/playlists/:id/feature</code> Feature a playlist DELETE <code>/api/media/playlists/:id/feature</code> Unfeature a playlist PUT <code>/api/media/playlists/featured/reorder</code> Reorder featured playlists PUT <code>/api/media/playlists/:id</code> Admin update any playlist POST <code>/api/media/playlists/:id/duplicate</code> Duplicate playlist DELETE <code>/api/media/playlists/:id</code> Admin delete any playlist","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/api/#user-profile","title":"User Profile","text":"<p>Prefix: <code>/api/media/me</code> \u00b7 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Management 11 Services 2 Pangolin 16 Observability 3 Payments (public + admin) 29 Health + Metrics 3 Express Total ~248 Fastify Videos (CRUD + upload + actions + schedule + fetch) 39 Streaming 4 Public Gallery 6 Tracking 5 Reactions 4 Comments + Chat 13 Shorts + Upvotes 4 Playlists (public + user + admin) 18 User Profile 7 Health 1 Fastify Total ~101 Grand Total ~349","tags":["reference","developer","API"]},{"location":"docs/architecture/","title":"Architecture","text":"<p>Changemaker Lite uses a dual-API architecture with a shared PostgreSQL database, a React single-page application, and Nginx for subdomain routing across 30+ services.</p>","tags":["reference","developer","architecture"]},{"location":"docs/architecture/#system-diagram","title":"System Diagram","text":"<pre><code>graph LR\n    Browser[\"Browser\"] --&gt; Nginx[\"Nginx&lt;br/&gt;(reverse proxy)\"]\n    Nginx --&gt; Admin[\"React Admin GUI&lt;br/&gt;port 3000\"]\n    Nginx --&gt; API[\"Express API&lt;br/&gt;port 4000\"]\n    Nginx --&gt; MediaAPI[\"Fastify Media API&lt;br/&gt;port 4100\"]\n    Nginx --&gt; MkDocs[\"MkDocs&lt;br/&gt;port 4003/4004\"]\n    Nginx --&gt; Services[\"Other Services&lt;br/&gt;(Gitea, NocoDB, etc.)\"]\n\n    API --&gt; PostgreSQL[(\"PostgreSQL 16&lt;br/&gt;30+ tables\")]\n    MediaAPI --&gt; PostgreSQL\n    API --&gt; Redis[(\"Redis&lt;br/&gt;cache + queues\")]\n    API --&gt; BullMQ[\"BullMQ&lt;br/&gt;(email, video jobs)\"]\n    BullMQ --&gt; Redis\n\n    subgraph Tunnel [\"Public Access\"]\n        Newt[\"Newt Client\"] --&gt; Pangolin[\"Pangolin Server\"]\n    end\n    Newt --&gt; Nginx</code></pre>","tags":["reference","developer","architecture"]},{"location":"docs/architecture/#key-components","title":"Key Components","text":"Component Technology Role Main API Express.js + TypeScript + Prisma Auth, campaigns, map, shifts, pages, canvassing, email Media API Fastify + TypeScript + Prisma Video library, analytics, uploads, scheduling Admin GUI React 19 + Vite + Ant 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When complete, the instance status changes to RUNNING.</p>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#port-allocation","title":"Port Allocation","text":"<p>CCP allocates ports from 4 non-overlapping ranges to prevent conflicts between instances:</p> Range Start End Purpose API 14000 14999 Express API server Admin 13000 13999 React admin GUI PostgreSQL 15400 15499 Database Nginx 10000 10999 Reverse proxy <p>Each new instance receives one port from each range. Ports are tracked in the database and released when instances are deleted.</p>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#pages-overview","title":"Pages Overview","text":"","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#dashboard","title":"Dashboard","text":"<p>At-a-glance fleet status:</p> <ul> <li>Total instances, running, healthy, degraded, stopped, error counts</li> <li>Instance cards with status indicators and quick actions</li> </ul>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#instance-list","title":"Instance List","text":"<p>Searchable, filterable table of all instances with status, domain, health, and creation date.</p>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#instance-detail","title":"Instance Detail","text":"<p>5-tab view for each instance:</p> Tab Content Overview Status, domain, ports, features, health summary Services Per-container status grid with restart and log-view actions Logs Real-time log viewer with service filter, tail count, and time range Backups Backup list with create, download, and delete actions Tunnel Pangolin tunnel status and configuration","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#backups","title":"Backups","text":"<p>Cross-instance backup management:</p> <ul> <li>All backups in one table with instance filter</li> <li>Stats: total count, total size, last backup time</li> <li>\"Backup All Running\" bulk action</li> <li>Download and delete individual archives</li> </ul>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#audit-log","title":"Audit Log","text":"<p>Filterable activity trail with 18 action types:</p> <ul> <li>Instance lifecycle: CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE, START, STOP, RESTART, UPGRADE</li> <li>Backups: CREATE, DELETE</li> <li>Tunnel: PANGOLIN_SETUP, PANGOLIN_SYNC</li> <li>Users: LOGIN, CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE</li> <li>Settings: UPDATE</li> </ul> <p>Each entry includes timestamp, user, action, instance, IP address, and details (expandable JSON).</p>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#settings","title":"Settings","text":"<p>CCP-level configuration:</p> <ul> <li>Port ranges</li> <li>Pangolin credentials</li> <li>Default feature flags for new instances</li> <li>Health check interval</li> <li>Backup retention period</li> </ul>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#roles","title":"Roles","text":"Role Capabilities SUPER_ADMIN Full access: create/delete instances, manage users, view secrets, delete backups OPERATOR Manage instances: create, start/stop/restart, backups, health checks VIEWER Read-only: view instances, logs, health, backups, audit log","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#security","title":"Security","text":"<ul> <li>JWT authentication with 15-minute access tokens and 7-day refresh tokens (atomic rotation)</li> <li>AES-256-GCM encryption for instance secrets stored in the database</li> <li>Audit logging on all operations with IP address capture</li> <li>Role-based access control on all API endpoints</li> <li>Docker socket access restricted to the CCP API container only</li> </ul>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/control-panel/#next-steps","title":"Next Steps","text":"<ul> <li>Services Overview \u2014 learn about the services CCP provisions for each instance</li> <li>Updates &amp; Upgrades \u2014 upgrading CML instances</li> <li>Deployment \u2014 production setup with tunneling and SSL</li> </ul>","tags":["guide","operator","multi-tenant"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/","title":"Environment Variables","text":"<p>Need help getting set up?</p> <p>Bunker Operations provides managed infrastructure and hands-on setup assistance for organizations running Changemaker Lite. We handle domains, tunnels, SMTP, and servers so you can focus on your campaign. Get in touch: bnkops.com | <code>admin@bnkops.ca</code></p> <p>Changemaker Lite uses a single <code>.env</code> file at the project root to configure all services. Copy the example file to get started:</p> <pre><code>cp .env.example .env\n</code></pre> <p>Security Essentials</p> <ul> <li>Change every <code>REQUIRED_STRONG_PASSWORD_CHANGE_THIS</code> value before starting services</li> <li>Generate secrets with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code> (or <code>-hex 16</code> where noted)</li> <li>Never commit <code>.env</code> to version control</li> <li>Use unique values for each secret \u2014 do not reuse JWT secrets as encryption keys</li> </ul>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#quick-reference","title":"Quick Reference","text":"<p>Variables are grouped by service. Each table marks whether a variable is required for a basic deployment or optional (has a sensible default or only needed for specific features).</p> Symbol Meaning Must be set before first run Has a working default; change for production Feature flag \u2014 opt-in","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#general","title":"General","text":"Variable Default Description <code>NODE_ENV</code> <code>development</code> Set to <code>production</code> for production deployments. Controls logging, error detail, and security checks. <code>DOMAIN</code> <code>cmlite.org</code> Root domain. Used for nginx subdomain routing (<code>app.DOMAIN</code>, <code>api.DOMAIN</code>, etc.). The root domain serves the MkDocs documentation site; all application routes live under <code>app.DOMAIN</code>. <code>USER_ID</code> <code>1000</code> UID for container file ownership. Match your host user's UID (<code>id -u</code>). <code>GROUP_ID</code> <code>1000</code> GID for container file ownership. Match your host user's GID (<code>id -g</code>). <code>DOCKER_GROUP_ID</code> <code>984</code> GID of the <code>docker</code> group on the host. Needed for containers that access the Docker socket. Find with <code>getent group docker</code>.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#postgresql-main-database","title":"PostgreSQL (Main Database)","text":"<p>The primary database for both the Express API and the Fastify Media API (shared).</p> Variable Default Description <code>V2_POSTGRES_USER</code> <code>changemaker</code> Database username. <code>V2_POSTGRES_PASSWORD</code> \u2014 Must change. Database password. <code>V2_POSTGRES_DB</code> <code>changemaker_v2</code> Database name. <code>V2_POSTGRES_PORT</code> <code>5433</code> Host port mapping. The container listens on <code>5432</code> internally. <p>Connection string</p> <p>The <code>DATABASE_URL</code> is constructed automatically inside Docker. If running locally, set: <pre><code>DATABASE_URL=postgresql://changemaker:YOUR_PASSWORD@localhost:5433/changemaker_v2\n</code></pre></p>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#jwt-authentication","title":"JWT Authentication","text":"Variable Default Description <code>JWT_ACCESS_SECRET</code> \u2014  Secret for signing access tokens. Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code>. <code>JWT_REFRESH_SECRET</code> \u2014  Secret for signing refresh tokens. Must differ from the access secret. <code>JWT_INVITE_SECRET</code> \u2014  Secret for signing volunteer invite tokens. Must differ from access and refresh secrets. Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code>. <code>JWT_ACCESS_EXPIRY</code> <code>15m</code> Access token lifetime. Short-lived by design. <code>JWT_REFRESH_EXPIRY</code> <code>7d</code> Refresh token lifetime. Tokens are rotated atomically on each refresh.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#encryption-key","title":"Encryption Key","text":"Variable Default Description <code>ENCRYPTION_KEY</code> \u2014  AES key for encrypting secrets stored in the database (SMTP passwords, API keys, etc.). Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code>. Must not reuse a JWT secret. Required in all environments (no longer falls back to JWT secret in development).","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#security-extras","title":"Security Extras","text":"<p>Additional secrets for key separation. These fall back to <code>JWT_ACCESS_SECRET</code> if empty, but setting unique values is strongly recommended for production.</p> Variable Default Description <code>GITEA_SSO_SECRET</code> (empty) Cookie signing secret for Gitea SSO integration. Falls back to <code>JWT_ACCESS_SECRET</code> if empty. Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code>. <code>SERVICE_PASSWORD_SALT</code> (empty) Salt for deriving deterministic service passwords (Gitea, Rocket.Chat user provisioning). Falls back to <code>JWT_ACCESS_SECRET</code> if empty \u2014 rotating JWT_ACCESS_SECRET would then invalidate all provisioned service passwords. Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code>. <code>CSP_ENABLED</code> <code>false</code> Enable Content Security Policy headers in API responses. <p>Key separation</p> <p>If <code>GITEA_SSO_SECRET</code> and <code>SERVICE_PASSWORD_SALT</code> are left empty, the API logs security warnings on every startup. Set unique values to isolate secret rotation and prevent one compromised key from affecting other subsystems.</p>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#initial-admin-account","title":"Initial Admin Account","text":"<p>These credentials create the first super-admin user during database seeding (<code>npx prisma db seed</code>).</p> Variable Default Description <code>INITIAL_ADMIN_EMAIL</code> <code>admin@cmlite.org</code> Email address for the initial admin. <code>INITIAL_ADMIN_PASSWORD</code> \u2014 Must change. Must be 12+ characters with uppercase, lowercase, and a digit. 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Add your production domain (e.g., <code>https://app.yourdomain.org</code>) for production. <p>Production CORS</p> <p>If you deploy behind a tunnel (Pangolin, Cloudflare) and API requests fail with CORS errors, add your production <code>app.</code> subdomain here: <pre><code>CORS_ORIGINS=https://app.betteredmonton.org,http://localhost:3000,http://localhost\n</code></pre> Then restart the API: <code>docker compose restart api</code></p>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#admin-gui","title":"Admin GUI","text":"Variable Default Description <code>ADMIN_PORT</code> <code>3000</code> Host port for the React admin dashboard. <code>ADMIN_URL</code> <code>http://localhost:3000</code> Public URL of the admin GUI.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#rate-limiting","title":"Rate Limiting","text":"Variable Default Description <code>RATE_LIMIT_WINDOW_MS</code> <code>900000</code> Rate limit window in milliseconds (default: 15 minutes). <code>RATE_LIMIT_MAX</code> <code>500</code> Maximum requests per window per IP. Auth endpoints have a stricter limit (10/min).","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#nginx-reverse-proxy","title":"Nginx Reverse Proxy","text":"Variable Default Description <code>NGINX_HTTP_PORT</code> <code>80</code> HTTP port. All subdomains route through nginx. <code>NGINX_HTTPS_PORT</code> <code>443</code> HTTPS port. SSL is typically handled by the tunnel provider (Pangolin/Cloudflare).","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#redis","title":"Redis","text":"<p>Shared by rate limiting, BullMQ job queues, geocoding cache, and session data.</p> Variable Default Description <code>REDIS_PASSWORD</code> \u2014 Must change. Redis requires authentication. <code>REDIS_URL</code> <code>redis://:${REDIS_PASSWORD}@redis-changemaker:6379</code> Full connection URL. 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Not needed for MailHog. <code>SMTP_PASS</code> (empty) SMTP password. <code>SMTP_FROM</code> <code>noreply@cmlite.org</code> \"From\" address on outgoing emails. <code>SMTP_FROM_NAME</code> <code>Changemaker Lite</code> Display name for the \"From\" header. <code>EMAIL_TEST_MODE</code> <code>true</code> When <code>true</code>, all emails go to MailHog instead of real SMTP. Set to <code>false</code> in production. <code>TEST_EMAIL_RECIPIENT</code> <code>admin@cmlite.org</code> Catch-all recipient when test mode is on. <p>Development email</p> <p>With <code>EMAIL_TEST_MODE=true</code>, all outgoing email is captured in MailHog at <code>http://localhost:8025</code>. No real emails are sent.</p>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#listmonk-newsletters","title":"Listmonk (Newsletters)","text":"<p>Listmonk handles newsletter/marketing campaigns. Sync with the main platform is opt-in.</p> Variable Default Description <code>LISTMONK_PORT</code> <code>9001</code> Listmonk web UI port. <code>LISTMONK_DB_PORT</code> <code>5434</code> Listmonk's own PostgreSQL port (separate from the main DB). Uses 5434 to avoid conflict with the main PostgreSQL (5432 internal / 5433 host). <code>LISTMONK_DB_USER</code> <code>listmonk</code> Listmonk database user. <code>LISTMONK_DB_PASSWORD</code> \u2014  Listmonk database password. <code>LISTMONK_DB_NAME</code> <code>listmonk</code> Listmonk database name. <code>LISTMONK_WEB_ADMIN_USER</code> <code>admin</code> Login for the Listmonk web dashboard. <code>LISTMONK_WEB_ADMIN_PASSWORD</code> \u2014  Password for the Listmonk web dashboard. <code>LISTMONK_API_USER</code> <code>v2-api</code> API user for programmatic access (auto-created by init container). <code>LISTMONK_API_TOKEN</code> \u2014 Token for API user. Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 16</code>. <code>LISTMONK_ADMIN_USER</code> <code>v2-api</code> Same as <code>LISTMONK_API_USER</code> (used by the sync service). <code>LISTMONK_ADMIN_PASSWORD</code> \u2014 Same as <code>LISTMONK_API_TOKEN</code>. <code>LISTMONK_SYNC_ENABLED</code> <code>false</code>  Set to <code>true</code> to sync participants/locations/users to Listmonk lists. <code>LISTMONK_WEBHOOK_SECRET</code> (empty) Shared secret for Listmonk webhook callbacks. <code>LISTMONK_PROXY_PORT</code> <code>9002</code> Nginx proxy port for Listmonk. 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Optional service.</p> Variable Default Description <code>GITEA_URL</code> <code>http://gitea-changemaker:3000</code> Internal container URL for Gitea. <code>GITEA_PORT</code> / <code>GITEA_WEB_PORT</code> <code>3030</code> Gitea web UI port. <code>GITEA_SSH_PORT</code> <code>2222</code> Gitea SSH port for git operations. <code>GITEA_DB_TYPE</code> <code>mysql</code> Database type (Gitea uses its own MySQL). <code>GITEA_DB_HOST</code> <code>gitea-db:3306</code> Internal database host. <code>GITEA_DB_NAME</code> <code>gitea</code> Database name. <code>GITEA_DB_USER</code> <code>gitea</code> Database user. <code>GITEA_DB_PASSWD</code> \u2014  Gitea database password. <code>GITEA_DB_ROOT_PASSWORD</code> \u2014  MySQL root password for Gitea. <code>GITEA_ROOT_URL</code> <code>https://git.cmlite.org</code> Public-facing URL for Gitea. <code>GITEA_DOMAIN</code> <code>git.cmlite.org</code> Domain used in git clone URLs. 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Create in Gitea \u2192 Settings \u2192 Applications. <code>GITEA_COMMENTS_REPO_OWNER</code> (empty) Gitea username that owns the docs-comments repo. <code>GITEA_COMMENTS_REPO_NAME</code> <code>docs-comments</code> Repository name (auto-created via admin setup). <code>GITEA_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID</code> (empty) OAuth2 application client ID (create in Gitea \u2192 Settings \u2192 Applications \u2192 OAuth2). <code>GITEA_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET</code> (empty) OAuth2 application client secret.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#n8n-workflow-automation","title":"n8n (Workflow Automation)","text":"Variable Default Description <code>N8N_PORT</code> <code>5678</code> n8n web UI port. <code>N8N_HOST</code> <code>n8n.cmlite.org</code> Public hostname for n8n. <code>N8N_ENCRYPTION_KEY</code> \u2014  Encryption key for n8n credentials storage. <code>N8N_USER_EMAIL</code> <code>admin@example.com</code> Initial n8n admin email. <code>N8N_USER_PASSWORD</code> \u2014  Initial n8n admin password. <code>GENERIC_TIMEZONE</code> <code>UTC</code> Timezone for n8n cron triggers.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#mkdocs-documentation","title":"MkDocs (Documentation)","text":"Variable Default Description <code>MKDOCS_PORT</code> <code>4003</code> MkDocs dev server port (live preview). <code>MKDOCS_SITE_SERVER_PORT</code> <code>4004</code> MkDocs static site server port. <code>BASE_DOMAIN</code> <code>https://cmlite.org</code> Base URL for generated documentation links. <code>MKDOCS_PREVIEW_URL</code> <code>http://mkdocs:8000</code> Internal container URL. <code>MKDOCS_DOCS_PATH</code> <code>/mkdocs/docs</code> Documentation source directory inside the container.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#code-server-web-ide","title":"Code Server (Web IDE)","text":"Variable Default Description <code>CODE_SERVER_PORT</code> <code>8888</code> Code Server web UI port. <code>CODE_SERVER_URL</code> <code>http://code-server-changemaker:8443</code> Internal container URL.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#homepage-service-dashboard","title":"Homepage (Service Dashboard)","text":"Variable Default Description <code>HOMEPAGE_PORT</code> <code>3010</code> Homepage web UI port. <code>HOMEPAGE_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8887</code> Port for iframe embedding in admin. <code>HOMEPAGE_VAR_BASE_URL</code> <code>http://localhost</code> Base URL used in Homepage service links.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#mini-qr-qr-code-generator","title":"Mini QR (QR Code Generator)","text":"Variable Default Description <code>MINI_QR_PORT</code> <code>8089</code> Mini QR direct access port. <code>MINI_QR_URL</code> <code>http://mini-qr:8080</code> Internal container URL. <code>MINI_QR_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8885</code> Port for iframe embedding (walk sheets, cut exports).","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#excalidraw-whiteboard","title":"Excalidraw (Whiteboard)","text":"Variable Default Description <code>EXCALIDRAW_PORT</code> <code>8090</code> Excalidraw web UI port. <code>EXCALIDRAW_URL</code> <code>http://excalidraw-changemaker:80</code> Internal container URL. <code>EXCALIDRAW_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8886</code> Port for iframe embedding. <code>EXCALIDRAW_WS_URL</code> <code>wss://draw.cmlite.org</code> WebSocket URL for real-time collaboration.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#vaultwarden-password-manager","title":"Vaultwarden (Password Manager)","text":"<p>Self-hosted Bitwarden-compatible password manager. Optional service.</p> Variable Default Description <code>VAULTWARDEN_PORT</code> <code>8445</code> Vaultwarden web UI port. <code>VAULTWARDEN_URL</code> <code>http://vaultwarden-changemaker:80</code> Internal container URL. <code>VAULTWARDEN_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8890</code> Port for iframe embedding in admin. <code>VAULTWARDEN_ADMIN_TOKEN</code> (empty) Admin panel token (access at <code>/admin</code>). Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code>. <code>VAULTWARDEN_DOMAIN</code> <code>https://vault.cmlite.org</code> Public-facing URL. Must use HTTPS \u2014 Bitwarden web vault enforces HTTPS for account creation. Set to your Pangolin tunnel URL. <code>VAULTWARDEN_SIGNUPS_ALLOWED</code> <code>false</code> Allow new user self-registration. 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MongoDB runs with <code>--auth</code> enabled.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#gancio-event-management","title":"Gancio (Event Management)","text":"<p>Self-hosted event management platform. Uses the shared PostgreSQL database (auto-created by <code>init-gancio-db.sh</code>).</p> Variable Default Description <code>GANCIO_PORT</code> <code>8092</code> Gancio web UI port. <code>GANCIO_URL</code> <code>http://gancio-changemaker:13120</code> Internal container URL. <code>GANCIO_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8892</code> Port for iframe embedding in admin. <code>GANCIO_BASE_URL</code> <code>https://events.cmlite.org</code> Public-facing URL for Gancio. Used in event links. <code>GANCIO_ADMIN_USER</code> <code>admin</code> Gancio admin username for shift-to-event sync (OAuth login). <code>GANCIO_ADMIN_PASSWORD</code> \u2014  Gancio admin password. <code>GANCIO_SYNC_ENABLED</code> <code>false</code>  Set to <code>true</code> to enable automatic shift \u2192 Gancio event synchronization.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#jitsi-meet-video-conferencing","title":"Jitsi Meet (Video Conferencing)","text":"<p>Self-hosted video conferencing with JWT authentication. Integrates with Rocket.Chat for in-channel video calls.</p> Variable Default Description <code>ENABLE_MEET</code> <code>false</code>  Set to <code>true</code> to enable the Jitsi Meet integration. The initial default; once saved in admin Settings, the DB value is authoritative. <code>JITSI_APP_ID</code> <code>changemaker</code> JWT application ID. Must match across Jitsi Prosody, Rocket.Chat app settings, and <code>JWT_ACCEPTED_ISSUERS</code>/<code>JWT_ACCEPTED_AUDIENCES</code>. <code>JITSI_APP_SECRET</code> \u2014  JWT secret for signing Jitsi tokens. Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 32</code>. Shared between Jitsi Prosody, Rocket.Chat, and the API. <code>JITSI_JICOFO_AUTH_PASSWORD</code> \u2014 Internal XMPP password for Jicofo (conference focus). Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 16</code>. <code>JITSI_JVB_AUTH_PASSWORD</code> \u2014 Internal XMPP password for JVB (video bridge). Generate with <code>openssl rand -hex 16</code>. <code>JITSI_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8893</code> Port for iframe embedding in admin. <code>JITSI_URL</code> <code>http://jitsi-web-changemaker:80</code> Internal container URL. <code>JVB_ADVERTISE_IP</code> (empty) Server's public IP address. Required in production for NAT traversal so remote participants can connect. <code>JVB_PORT</code> <code>10000</code> UDP port for media traffic. Must be open in your firewall. <p>Production requirements</p> <ul> <li><code>JVB_ADVERTISE_IP</code> must be set to your server's public IP for calls to work outside the local network.</li> <li>Port <code>10000/udp</code> must be open in your firewall for media traffic.</li> <li>Calls must go through the production domain (not localhost) for SSL/JWT to work.</li> </ul>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#sms-campaigns-termux-android-bridge","title":"SMS Campaigns (Termux Android Bridge)","text":"<p>Send SMS messages via an Android phone running the Termux API server. The phone acts as an SMS gateway.</p> Variable Default Description <code>ENABLE_SMS</code> <code>false</code>  Set to <code>true</code> to enable SMS campaigns. The initial default; once saved in admin Settings, the DB value is authoritative. <code>TERMUX_API_URL</code> <code>http://10.0.0.193:5001</code> URL of the Termux API server running on the Android phone. <code>TERMUX_API_KEY</code> (empty) API key for authenticating with the Termux server (HMAC auth via <code>X-API-Key</code> header). <code>SMS_DELAY_BETWEEN_MS</code> <code>3000</code> Delay between sending individual SMS messages (ms). Prevents carrier throttling. <code>SMS_MAX_RETRIES</code> <code>3</code> Maximum retry attempts for failed SMS sends. <code>SMS_RESPONSE_SYNC_INTERVAL_MS</code> <code>30000</code> How often to poll the phone's inbox for responses (ms). <code>SMS_DEVICE_MONITOR_INTERVAL_MS</code> <code>30000</code> How often to check device health \u2014 battery, connectivity (ms). <p>GUI configuration</p> <p>The Termux API URL and API key can also be configured from Admin \u2192 Settings \u2192 SMS. 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Mount via <code>./data:/data:ro</code> in Docker Compose. <p>Download NAR data from Statistics Canada.</p>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#geocoding","title":"Geocoding","text":"<p>Multi-provider geocoding for address resolution. Works out of the box with free providers; optional paid providers improve accuracy.</p> Variable Default Description <code>MAPBOX_API_KEY</code> (empty) Mapbox API key for improved geocoding accuracy. Free tier: 100k requests/month. Sign up. <code>GEOCODING_RATE_LIMIT_MS</code> <code>1100</code> Delay between requests to free providers (ms). Respects rate limits. <code>GEOCODING_CACHE_ENABLED</code> <code>true</code> Enable Redis-backed geocoding cache. <code>GEOCODING_CACHE_TTL_HOURS</code> <code>24</code> Cache lifetime in hours. <code>GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY</code> (empty) Google Maps API key. Most accurate but $0.005/request after free tier. <code>GOOGLE_MAPS_ENABLED</code> <code>false</code> Enable Google Maps as a geocoding provider. <code>GEOCODING_PARALLEL_ENABLED</code> <code>true</code> Enable parallel geocoding for bulk imports (~10x speedup). <code>GEOCODING_BATCH_SIZE</code> <code>10</code> Number of concurrent geocoding requests during bulk operations. <code>BULK_GEOCODE_ENABLED</code> <code>true</code> Enable bulk re-geocoding from the admin UI. <code>BULK_GEOCODE_MAX_BATCH</code> <code>5000</code> Maximum locations per bulk geocoding run.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#overpass-area-import","title":"Overpass / Area Import","text":"<p>OpenStreetMap data import for map enrichment.</p> Variable Default Description <code>OVERPASS_API_URL</code> <code>https://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter</code> Overpass API endpoint. Use a private instance for heavy usage. <code>OVERPASS_MIN_DELAY_MS</code> <code>30000</code> Minimum delay between requests (ms). The public API requires 30 seconds. <code>AREA_IMPORT_MAX_GRID_POINTS</code> <code>500</code> Maximum reverse-geocode grid points per area import.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#pangolin-tunnel","title":"Pangolin Tunnel","text":"<p>Expose services to the internet without port forwarding, using a self-hosted Pangolin instance.</p> Variable Default Description <code>PANGOLIN_API_URL</code> <code>https://api.bnkserve.org/v1</code> Pangolin server API endpoint. <code>PANGOLIN_API_KEY</code> (empty) API key for Pangolin management. <code>PANGOLIN_ORG_ID</code> (empty) Organization ID in Pangolin. <code>PANGOLIN_SITE_ID</code> (empty) Site ID (populated after setup via admin GUI). <code>PANGOLIN_ENDPOINT</code> <code>https://pangolin.bnkserve.org</code> Pangolin tunnel endpoint. <code>PANGOLIN_NEWT_ID</code> (empty) Newt client ID (populated after setup). <code>PANGOLIN_NEWT_SECRET</code> (empty) Newt client secret (populated after setup). <p>Setup flow</p> <p>Configure the tunnel from Admin \u2192 Settings \u2192 Pangolin. The setup wizard walks you through creating a site, copying credentials, and connecting the Newt container. See Deployment for the full guide.</p>","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#monitoring","title":"Monitoring","text":"<p>These services are behind the <code>monitoring</code> Docker Compose profile. 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Falls back to <code>DOMAIN</code> if empty. <code>BUNKER_OPS_ENABLED</code> <code>false</code>  Enable remote metrics push to a central VictoriaMetrics server. <code>BUNKER_OPS_REMOTE_WRITE_URL</code> (empty) VictoriaMetrics <code>remote_write</code> endpoint (e.g., <code>https://ops.example.com/api/v1/write</code>).","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#social-people-analytics","title":"Social, People &amp; Analytics","text":"<p>Feature flags for the social graph, CRM people module, and analytics dashboard.</p> Variable Default Description <code>ENABLE_SOCIAL</code> <code>false</code>  Enable the social module (friendships, challenges, spotlights, referrals). The initial default; once saved in admin Settings, the DB value is authoritative. <code>ENABLE_PEOPLE</code> <code>false</code>  Enable the CRM people module. The initial default; once saved in admin Settings, the DB value is authoritative. <code>ENABLE_ANALYTICS</code> <code>false</code>  Enable the analytics dashboard with visitor tracking and geographic insights. The initial default; once saved in admin Settings, the DB value is authoritative.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#geoip-maxmind-geolite2","title":"GeoIP (MaxMind GeoLite2)","text":"<p>Geographic IP lookup for analytics visitor location tracking. Requires a free MaxMind account.</p> Variable Default Description <code>MAXMIND_ACCOUNT_ID</code> (empty) MaxMind account ID. Sign up free. <code>MAXMIND_LICENSE_KEY</code> (empty) MaxMind license key. 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Set to a commit SHA or <code>latest</code> for pre-built images. Leave empty (defaults to <code>local</code>) to build from source. <code>COMPOSE_PROFILES</code> (empty) Docker Compose profiles to activate. Set to <code>monitoring</code> to include Prometheus/Grafana/Alertmanager in every <code>docker compose up -d</code>. <code>GITEA_REGISTRY_USER</code> <code>admin</code> Registry username for <code>docker login</code> and the registry status API endpoint. <code>GITEA_REGISTRY_PASS</code> (empty) Registry password for the status API endpoint. For <code>docker push/pull</code>, use <code>docker login gitea.bnkops.com</code>. <code>GITEA_REGISTRY_API_TOKEN</code> (empty) API token for the remote registry (gitea.bnkops.com). Used by <code>build-release.sh --upload</code> to publish release tarballs. Create at Gitea \u2192 User Settings \u2192 Applications. 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Change these to avoid port conflicts when running multiple instances on one host.</p> Variable Default Description <code>NOCODB_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8881</code> NocoDB iframe port. <code>N8N_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8882</code> n8n iframe port. <code>GITEA_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8883</code> Gitea iframe port. <code>MAILHOG_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8884</code> MailHog iframe port. <code>MINI_QR_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8885</code> Mini QR iframe port. <code>EXCALIDRAW_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8886</code> Excalidraw iframe port. <code>HOMEPAGE_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8887</code> Homepage iframe port. <code>VAULTWARDEN_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8890</code> Vaultwarden iframe port. <code>ROCKETCHAT_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8891</code> Rocket.Chat iframe port. <code>GANCIO_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8892</code> Gancio iframe port. <code>JITSI_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8893</code> Jitsi iframe port. <code>GRAFANA_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8894</code> Grafana iframe port. <code>ALERTMANAGER_EMBED_PORT</code> <code>8895</code> Alertmanager iframe port.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#gitea-docs-version-history","title":"Gitea Docs Version History","text":"<p>Settings for the documentation version history feature (backed by Gitea repository commits).</p> Variable Default Description <code>GITEA_DOCS_REPO</code> <code>admin/changemaker.lite</code> Gitea repository path for docs version history. <code>GITEA_DOCS_PREFIX</code> <code>mkdocs/docs</code> Path prefix within the repository where documentation files live. <code>GITEA_DOCS_BRANCH</code> <code>v2</code> Git branch to query for version history. <code>GITEA_ADMIN_PASSWORD</code> (empty) Gitea admin password. Used once during initial setup to create an API token, then can be cleared.","tags":["reference","getting-started","operator","configuration"]},{"location":"docs/getting-started/environment-variables/#prisma-cli-host-side","title":"Prisma CLI (Host-Side)","text":"Variable Default Description <code>DATABASE_URL</code> <code>postgresql://changemaker:YOUR_POSTGRES_PASSWORD@localhost:5433/changemaker_v2</code> Full PostgreSQL connection string. Only used when running Prisma CLI on the host (<code>npx prisma migrate dev</code>). 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Serves the admin dashboard, public campaign pages, volunteer portal, and media gallery \u2014 all from one build.</p> <p>Port: <code>3000</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>changemaker-v2-admin</code></p> <p> Feature Guides</p> </li> <li> <p> PostgreSQL 16</p> <p>Primary database shared by both APIs. Managed by Prisma migrations. Contains 30+ tables covering users, campaigns, locations, shifts, media, and more.</p> <p>Port: <code>5433</code> (host) / <code>5432</code> (container) \u00b7 Container: <code>changemaker-v2-postgres</code></p> <p> PostgreSQL Docs</p> </li> <li> <p> Redis</p> <p>In-memory store for rate limiting, BullMQ job queues (email, video scheduling), geocoding cache, and session data. Requires authentication.</p> <p>Port: <code>6379</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>redis-changemaker</code></p> <p> Redis Docs</p> </li> <li> <p> Nginx</p> <p>Reverse proxy handling all subdomain routing (<code>app.</code>, <code>api.</code>, <code>media.</code>, <code>docs.</code>, etc.). 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No real emails are sent.</p> <p>Port: <code>8025</code> (web) / <code>1025</code> (SMTP) \u00b7 Container: <code>mailhog-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>mail.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> MailHog GitHub</p> </li> </ul>","tags":["reference","operator","services","docker"]},{"location":"docs/services/#content-editing","title":"Content &amp; Editing","text":"<ul> <li> <p> MkDocs</p> <p>Material-themed documentation site with full-text search, blog, social cards, and Jinja2 template overrides. Two containers: live preview (dev) and static site (production).</p> <p>Port: <code>4003</code> (dev) / <code>4004</code> (static) \u00b7 Container: <code>mkdocs-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>docs.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> MkDocs Material</p> </li> <li> <p> Code Server</p> <p>Full VS Code in the browser. Edit configuration files, templates, and documentation from anywhere without SSH. 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Connect APIs, trigger actions on events, schedule tasks, and build custom integrations \u2014 all without code. 400+ built-in integrations.</p> <p>Port: <code>5678</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>n8n-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>n8n.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> n8n Docs</p> </li> <li> <p> Gitea</p> <p>Self-hosted Git repository hosting. Version control for campaign code, configuration, templates, and documentation. Includes issues, pull requests, and CI/CD.</p> <p>Port: <code>3030</code> (web) / <code>2222</code> (SSH) \u00b7 Container: <code>gitea-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>git.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> Gitea Docs</p> </li> </ul>","tags":["reference","operator","services","docker"]},{"location":"docs/services/#utilities","title":"Utilities","text":"<ul> <li> <p> Mini QR</p> <p>Lightweight QR code generator. Produces PNG images for walk sheets, campaign materials, and event signage. Embedded in the admin dashboard via iframe.</p> <p>Port: <code>8089</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>mini-qr</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>qr.DOMAIN</code></p> </li> <li> <p> Homepage</p> <p>Service dashboard showing the status of all containers at a glance. Auto-generated <code>services.yaml</code> from <code>config.sh</code> provides both production and local links.</p> <p>Port: <code>3010</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>homepage-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>home.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> Homepage Docs</p> </li> <li> <p> Excalidraw</p> <p>Collaborative whiteboard for brainstorming, diagramming, and visual planning. Real-time collaboration via WebSocket.</p> <p>Port: <code>8090</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>excalidraw-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>draw.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> Excalidraw</p> </li> <li> <p> Vaultwarden</p> <p>Self-hosted Bitwarden-compatible password manager. Secure credential sharing for campaign teams. 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Integrated with Rocket.Chat for one-click calls from channels and DMs. Enable with <code>ENABLE_MEET=true</code>.</p> <p>Containers: <code>jitsi-web</code>, <code>jitsi-prosody</code>, <code>jitsi-jicofo</code>, <code>jitsi-jvb</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>meet.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> Setup Guide \u00b7  Jitsi Docs</p> </li> <li> <p> Gancio</p> <p>Self-hosted event management platform. Automatic shift-to-event sync (when <code>GANCIO_SYNC_ENABLED=true</code>) publishes shifts as public events. Uses the shared PostgreSQL database. Embeddable calendar widget available for MkDocs pages.</p> <p>Port: <code>8092</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>gancio-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Subdomain: <code>events.DOMAIN</code></p> <p> Gancio Docs</p> </li> </ul>","tags":["reference","operator","services","docker"]},{"location":"docs/services/#networking-tunneling","title":"Networking &amp; Tunneling","text":"<ul> <li> <p> Pangolin + Newt</p> <p>Self-hosted tunnel server with the Newt client container. Exposes your services to the internet without port forwarding. Handles SSL/TLS, works behind CGNAT and double NAT.</p> <p>Container: <code>newt-changemaker</code> \u00b7 Managed from Admin \u2192 Settings \u2192 Tunnel</p> <p> Deployment Guide \u00b7  Pangolin GitHub</p> </li> </ul>","tags":["reference","operator","services","docker"]},{"location":"docs/services/#monitoring-stack","title":"Monitoring Stack","text":"<p>These services run behind the <code>monitoring</code> Docker Compose profile. Start them with:</p> <pre><code>docker compose --profile monitoring up -d\n</code></pre> <ul> <li> <p> Prometheus</p> <p>Metrics collection and time-series database. Scrapes 12 custom <code>cm_*</code> application metrics plus container, host, and Redis metrics. 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Exposes CPU, memory, network, and filesystem usage per container for Prometheus to scrape.</p> <p>Port: <code>8086</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>cadvisor-changemaker</code></p> <p> cAdvisor GitHub</p> </li> <li> <p> Node Exporter</p> <p>Host system metrics. Reports CPU, memory, disk, and network stats for the underlying server.</p> <p>Port: <code>9100</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>node-exporter-changemaker</code></p> <p> Node Exporter</p> </li> <li> <p> Redis Exporter</p> <p>Redis metrics for Prometheus. Exposes connection counts, memory usage, command stats, and keyspace info.</p> <p>Port: <code>9121</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>redis-exporter-changemaker</code></p> <p> Redis Exporter GitHub</p> </li> <li> <p> Gotify</p> <p>Self-hosted push notification server. Receives alerts from Alertmanager and delivers them to mobile/desktop clients.</p> <p>Port: <code>8889</code> \u00b7 Container: <code>gotify-changemaker</code></p> <p> Gotify Docs</p> </li> </ul>","tags":["reference","operator","services","docker"]},{"location":"docs/services/#quick-reference","title":"Quick Reference","text":"<p>All services at a glance with their default ports and subdomains.</p> Service Port Subdomain Docker Profile Express API 4000 <code>api.</code> default Media API 4100 <code>media.</code> default Admin GUI 3000 <code>app.</code> default PostgreSQL 5433 \u2014 default Redis 6379 \u2014 default Nginx 80/443 (all) default Listmonk 9001 <code>listmonk.</code> default MailHog 8025 <code>mail.</code> default MkDocs (dev) 4003 <code>docs.</code> default MkDocs (static) 4004 (root) default Code Server 8888 <code>code.</code> default NocoDB 8091 <code>db.</code> default n8n 5678 <code>n8n.</code> default Gitea 3030 <code>git.</code> default Mini QR 8089 <code>qr.</code> default Homepage 3010 <code>home.</code> default Excalidraw 8090 <code>draw.</code> default Vaultwarden 8445 <code>vault.</code> default Rocket.Chat \u2014 <code>chat.</code> default Jitsi Meet \u2014 <code>meet.</code> default Gancio 8092 <code>events.</code> default Newt (tunnel) \u2014 \u2014 default Prometheus 9090 \u2014 <code>monitoring</code> Grafana 3005 <code>grafana.</code> <code>monitoring</code> Alertmanager 9093 \u2014 <code>monitoring</code> cAdvisor 8086 \u2014 <code>monitoring</code> Node Exporter 9100 \u2014 <code>monitoring</code> Redis Exporter 9121 \u2014 <code>monitoring</code> Gotify 8889 \u2014 <code>monitoring</code> <p>Starting services selectively</p> <p>You don't need to run everything. Start only what you need:</p> <pre><code># Core only\ndocker compose up -d v2-postgres redis api admin\n\n# Add nginx for subdomain routing\ndocker compose up -d nginx\n\n# Add monitoring\ndocker compose --profile monitoring up -d\n</code></pre> <p>See Getting Started for the recommended startup order.</p>","tags":["reference","operator","services","docker"]},{"location":"docs/troubleshooting/","title":"Troubleshooting","text":"<p>Common issues and their solutions when running Changemaker Lite.</p>","tags":["troubleshooting","operator"],"boost":2},{"location":"docs/troubleshooting/#cors-errors-in-production","title":"CORS Errors in Production","text":"<p>Symptom: Browser console shows CORS errors when accessing production domain.</p> <p>Fix: Add your production domain to <code>CORS_ORIGINS</code> in <code>.env</code>:</p> <pre><code>CORS_ORIGINS=https://app.yourdomain.org,http://localhost:3000\n</code></pre> <p>Then restart the API: <code>docker compose restart api</code></p>","tags":["troubleshooting","operator"],"boost":2},{"location":"docs/troubleshooting/#pangolin-tunnel-403302-errors","title":"Pangolin Tunnel \u2014 403/302 Errors","text":"<p>Symptom: All API endpoints return 302 redirects to Pangolin auth page, or 403 Forbidden.</p> <p>Fix: In the Pangolin dashboard, set each resource to Not Protected (public access). 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--tail 50\n\n# Check container exit code\ndocker inspect &lt;container-name&gt; --format='{{.State.ExitCode}}'\n</code></pre> <p>Common causes:</p> <ul> <li>Missing environment variables (check <code>.env</code>)</li> <li>Database not ready (healthcheck dependencies)</li> <li>Port already in use by another process</li> <li>Insufficient memory (check with <code>free -h</code>)</li> </ul>","tags":["troubleshooting","operator"],"boost":2},{"location":"docs/troubleshooting/#newt-tunnel-wont-connect","title":"Newt Tunnel Won't Connect","text":"<p>Checklist (in order):</p> <ol> <li>Credentials: Verify <code>PANGOLIN_NEWT_ID</code> and <code>PANGOLIN_NEWT_SECRET</code> in <code>.env</code></li> <li>Endpoint: Confirm <code>PANGOLIN_ENDPOINT</code> matches your Pangolin server URL</li> <li>Logs: <code>docker compose logs newt --tail 50</code></li> <li>Nginx running: Newt depends on nginx \u2014 <code>docker compose ps nginx</code></li> <li>Network: Ensure outbound HTTPS is not blocked by your firewall</li> </ol>","tags":["troubleshooting","operator"],"boost":2},{"location":"docs/troubleshooting/#migration-errors","title":"Migration Errors","text":"<p>Symptom: <code>prisma migrate deploy</code> fails.</p> <p>Common fixes:</p> <pre><code># Check migration status\ndocker compose exec api npx prisma migrate status\n\n# If migrations are out of sync, reset (DESTRUCTIVE \u2014 dev only)\ndocker compose exec api npx prisma migrate reset\n\n# If shadow database errors, create one\ndocker compose exec -T v2-postgres createdb -U changemaker prisma_shadow_diff\n</code></pre> <p>Never use <code>prisma db push</code> in production</p> <p>Always use <code>prisma migrate dev</code> (development) or <code>prisma migrate deploy</code> (production) to keep migration history in sync.</p>","tags":["troubleshooting","operator"],"boost":2},{"location":"docs/troubleshooting/#media-api-upload-failures","title":"Media API Upload Failures","text":"<p>Symptom: Video uploads fail with permission errors or 500 status.</p> <p>Checklist:</p> <ol> <li>Verify inbox volume is writable: check <code>media/local/inbox</code> has <code>:rw</code> mount</li> <li>Check disk space: <code>df -h</code></li> <li>Verify FFmpeg is installed in container: <code>docker compose exec media-api ffprobe -version</code></li> <li>Check upload size limit: default is 10 GB in Fastify multipart config</li> </ol>","tags":["troubleshooting","operator"],"boost":2},{"location":"docs/troubleshooting/#email-not-sending","title":"Email Not Sending","text":"<p>Symptom: Advocacy emails or notifications aren't delivered.</p> <p>Checklist:</p> <ol> <li>Check <code>EMAIL_TEST_MODE</code> \u2014 if <code>true</code>, all emails go to MailHog (<code>http://localhost:8025</code>)</li> <li>Verify SMTP credentials in <code>.env</code> (<code>SMTP_HOST</code>, <code>SMTP_PORT</code>, <code>SMTP_USER</code>, <code>SMTP_PASS</code>)</li> <li>Check BullMQ queue: visit Admin &gt; 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