The foncia CLI

The foncia CLI lets you list all "missionRepairs" and "missionIncidents". It also lets you create a server that notifies you using ntfy.sh when a new "missionIncident" or "missionRepair" is created. Example:

I've created this for two reasons:

1. I wanted to be aware of anything happening in my building, preferably in real-time on my phone.
2. I found that the description field of "missionIncidents" and "missionRepairs" had disappeared since the migration from the old myFoncia website to the new "fonciamillenium" website, and I found that I could access that field using the GraphQL API.

Deploy

KO_DOCKER_REPO=ghcr.io/maelvls/foncia KO_DEFAULTBASEIMAGE=alpine \
  ko build . --bare --tarball /tmp/out.tar --push=false
ssh synology /usr/local/bin/docker load </tmp/out.tar
ssh synology sh -lc bin/deploy-foncia

KO_DOCKER_REPO=ghcr.io/maelvls/foncia KO_DEFAULTBASEIMAGE=alpine \
  ko build . --bare --tarball /tmp/out.tar --push=false --platform linux/arm64
ssh pi docker load </tmp/out.tar
ssh pi bash -lc vls.dev/foncia/deploy

with vls.dev/foncia/deploy:

docker container inspect foncia >/dev/null 2>/dev/null && docker rm -f foncia || true
docker run -d --restart=always --name foncia -p 8080:8080 \
  -v $HOME/foncia.sqlite:/foncia.sqlite \
  -v $HOME/foncia_invoices:/invoices \
  -v $HOME/foncia-header.html:/foncia-header.html \
  -v $HOME/foncia_invoices:/invoices \
  -e FONCIA_PASSWORD=REDACTED \
  -e FONCIA_USERNAME=REDACTED \
  ghcr.io/maelvls/foncia:latest \
  --debug \
  --db /foncia.sqlite \
  --ntfy-topic REDACTED \
  --basepath "/foncia" \
  --baseurl https://suivi-foncia \
  --header-file /foncia-header.html \
  serve

Who?

ssh synology /usr/local/bin/docker logs caddy 2>&1 | grep '^{' | jq --slurp '.[]|select(.logger=="security")|"\(.ts|strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"))\t\(.msg)\t\(.user.email)"' -r | grep -vE 'successfully configured OAuth 2.0|provisioned app instance|provisioning app instance' | uniq
ssh synology /usr/local/bin/docker logs caddy 2>&1 >/dev/null --follow | grep '"logger":"security"'
docker logs caddy --follow 2>&1 | grep '^{' | jq 'select(.logger == "security")'