Anachan

Welcome to the Anachan project — a web application with a frontend (Vite + TS) and a Go backend that helps users analyze logs from UNIX-like distributions.

Table of Contents

• About the Project
• Repository Structure
• Quick Start
• Development Scripts
• Environment Variables
• Contacts

About the Project

Anachan consists of two parts:

• backend — an HTTP service in Go that handles requests, builds prompts, and aggregates responses from local and remote models.
• frontend — a SPA built with Vite + TypeScript that provides the UI for interacting with the backend.

Repository Structure

• backend
  • internal
    • config — application configuration
    • controllers — HTTP controllers (generate)
    • dto — request/response types
    • services — domain logic (divide/merge, etc.)
  • res — resources and test data
  • go.mod — Go dependencies
• frontend
  • src — frontend source code (components, styles)
  • vite.config.ts — Vite configuration
  • package-lock.json — locked dependencies

Quick Start

Requirements:

• Node.js LTS and npm
• Go 1.22+

Steps:

1. Install frontend dependencies

   • Go to the frontend folder and install dependencies: npm install

2. Run the frontend in development mode npm run dev

3. Run the backend

   • Go to the backend/ folder and run:
   • go run main.go

By default, Vite starts the dev server at http://localhost:5173, and the backend listens on the port specified in the configuration.

Development Scripts (example)

• frontend:
  • npm run dev — start the dev server
  • npm run build — build the production bundle
  • npm run preview — preview the built bundle
• backend:
  • go build — build the binary
  • go test ./... — run tests

Environment Variables

• For the backend, set the required environment variables according to backend/internal/config/config.go.
• You also need to install and configure Ollama (https://github.com/ollama/ollama) for the local model to work.

Contacts

• Questions and suggestions (Telegram) — prettytapeworms.