atl.chat Monorepo

Welcome to the atl.chat ecosystem! This monorepo houses the full stack for the allthingslinux chat platform, integrating modern web technologies with established chat protocols like XMPP and IRC.

🚀 Repository Structure

The project is managed as a pnpm workspace using Turborepo for orchestration.

Path	Application	Description	Tech Stack
apps/web	Landing Page	The main landing page for atl.chat.	Next.js 14, React, Tailwind
apps/xmpp	XMPP Server	Prosody-based XMPP server with custom modules.	Prosody (Lua), Docker, PostgreSQL
apps/irc	IRC Server	UnrealIRCd server with Atheme services.	UnrealIRCd (C), Atheme, Docker

🛠️ Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js (LTS recommended)
• pnpm (v9.x or later)
• Docker & Docker Compose (for XMPP and IRC services)

Installation

Install dependencies for all workspaces:

pnpm install

💻 Development

You can start the entire ecosystem in specific modes using Turborepo.

Start all applications (Unified): The project includes a root docker-compose.yml that orchestrates both XMPP and IRC stacks.

docker compose up -d

Start specific applications (Development):

pnpm run dev

Run specific applications:

# Web Application (Next.js)
pnpm --filter web dev

# XMPP Server (Docker)
pnpm --filter xmpp dev

# IRC Server (Docker)
pnpm --filter irc dev

🏗️ Building

To build all applications for production:

pnpm run build

📦 Application Details

Web (apps/web)

The landing page for atl.chat. It serves as the main entry point for the project.

• Port: 3000 (default)

XMPP (apps/xmpp)

A robust XMPP server powered by Prosody. It supports modern extensions (XEPs) and integrates with the web platform.

• Ports: 5222 (c2s), 5269 (s2s), 5280 (http)
• Commands: Wraps make commands via package.json (e.g., npm run test -> make test).

IRC (apps/irc)

A classic IRC server powered by UnrealIRCd with Atheme services for channel management.

• Ports: 6697 (TLS), 6900 (Linking)
• Services: NickServ, ChanServ, OperServ

🤝 Contributing

1. Clone the repository.
2. Install dependencies: pnpm install
3. Create a branch: git checkout -b feature/my-feature
4. Commit changes (conforming to conventional commits).
5. Push and open a Pull Request.

📄 License

MIT License. See individual directories for specific licensing details if applicable.