Rulinky (Rails port of eslabony)

Simple link-saver Rails app that matches the eslabony Next.js behavior:

• Postgres via ActiveRecord (see config/database.yml)
• HTML UI at / with Read/Unread tabs
• JSON API at /api/links:
  • GET (no auth): list links
  • POST (auth): create link and enqueue a background scrape job
  • GET /api/links/jobs/:id (no auth): get the scrape job status for a link
  • PATCH (auth): { id, read: true|false }
  • DELETE (auth): { id }

Ruby

Uses Ruby 3.4.7 (see .ruby-version).

Auth token

Set NEXT_PUBLIC_AUTH_TOKEN (or AUTH_TOKEN) in the environment. Set FIRECRAWL_API_KEY for general link scraping. Set APIFY_API_KEY for x.com / twitter.com links, which now use Apify's apidojo/twitter-scraper-lite actor.

This repo includes a .env / .env.local loader at config/initializers/load_env_local.rb so bin/rails s will pick them up in development. .env.local overrides .env, and real shell environment variables still win.

Run

cd /Users/grillermo/c/rulinky/rulinky
bin/rails db:create db:migrate
bin/rails s

SQLite -> Postgres migration

1. Export existing SQLite data to CSV:

cd /Users/grillermo/c/rulinky/rulinky
/Users/grillermo/.rbenv/shims/ruby script/export_links_to_csv.rb tmp/links.csv

2. Import CSV into Postgres:

cd /Users/grillermo/c/rulinky/rulinky
bin/rails db:create db:migrate
bin/rails runner script/import_links_from_csv.rb tmp/links.csv