/rɔːdɪkiəʊ/

concept playground for yet another RAW photo library and editor made with web technologies

Note: This is a pet project, do not expect regular updates or issue support

• ease of use with sensible defaults
• modularity and open
• workflow-driven editing process

• highly customisable with sensible of defaults
• workflow-driven user experience
  • smooth switch between workflows
  • customisable workflow interface
• module-driven editing process
  • easy to use default mode as inspired by Lightroom and Luminar
  • pro mode that resembles Darktable's in-depth capabilities
• open and clean library structure
  • non-destructive workflow
  • open sidecar file (.xmp) for compatibility
  • central library file for caching and quick navigation

Before starting into development, please check for the following dependencies:

asdf     # (optional) version manager for node and yarn (see .tool-versions)
VSCode   # (optional) editor SDKs included for Yarn

Now, you can start the app:

# install dependencies
yarn

# create .env file (see .env.sample)
touch packages/app/.env
nano packages/app/.env

# create development database (also: https://www.prisma.io/docs/getting-started/setup-prisma/start-from-scratch/relational-databases-typescript-postgres)
npx prisma migrate dev --name init

# start up the application
yarn start:app

# create a new component
yarn new

As a result, you should see a native Electron window with the React application running inside.

This is an incomplete list of the current tech stack:

• Electron (build native applications from web technologies)
• Nodemon (automatically reload on configuration changes)
• Plop (code consistency for new components)
• Prisma (handling of the library)
• React
• Tailwind CSS (utility-first styling within small components)
• TypeScript
• Webpack