There is no real mythology related to Octans, partially due to its faintness and relative recentness, but mostly because of its extreme southerly latitude.
Octans is a WIP tag-based image management system.
It's essentially my reimplementation of the Hydrus Network in C#. I'm developing it because:
- I think I could make Hydrus much faster by using C# instead of Python
- I think I could design a more maintainable codebase than Hydrus
- Hydrus is lacking features I want and is unlikely to add them
- It'd be fun (always the most important reason)
- Local and remote image import and management
- Namespaced tag-based organization system
- Support for tag relationships (siblings/parents) [WIP]
- Lua-based extensibility to work with custom sites
Octans.Client: Blazor-based UI and application server.Octans.Core: Core business logic and domain models.Octans.Data: Database context, migrations, and data access.
Run dotnet test on the Octans.Tests project to run automated tests.
dotnet run --project Octans.ClientA Dockerfile is provided for easy containerized setup.
- Blazor for the UI
- EF Core w/ SQLite
- SixLabors.ImageSharp for image processing
- Lua for extensible downloaders
The continuous integration workflow generates a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) using Anchore's SBOM action. An SPDX document (sbom.spdx.json) is produced for each build and uploaded as a workflow artifact to help track project dependencies.
MIT license.