webJAM

A modern, ajax powered, web based, mobile ready JAM Messagebase editor written in PHP.

Introduction

webJAM is exactly what the slogan promises:

• Modern
  as in "written in 2018"
• Ajax powered
  as in "sleek app experience"
• Web based
  as in "accessible via any browser"
• Mobile ready
  as in "use it on your smartphone or tablet"
• JAM Messagebase
  as in "one of the standards used for oldschool FTN Networks like FidoNet"
• Editor
  as in "read and write Mails"
• written in PHP
  as in "requires PHP and a server to run it"

This is still under slow, yet heavy development! You should be safe using it in readonly mode, but please take precautions (Backups, a dedicated point, ...) before enabling write mode!

There's an already quiet long wishlist for new features (like thread-navigation, new mail scan, personal mail scan, etc...) and I also do know about many bugs and quirks, but overall, this is a first preview on what's possible and it's what I'll be using for now..

I do not have time to frequently work on this project, so be warned: Further development will be slow paced. I'm thinking "years" here, not "months"...

Screenshots

Demo

No Mails will be actually sent, the whole messagebase will be reset once a day.

Requirements

• PHP 5.6+
• A JAM Messagebase
  As provided by many FTN tools like Husky, MysticBBS, SyncroNet, GoldEd, etc....
• A modern web browser
  Like Chrome, Firefox, Safari on desktop AND mobile devices!

Configuration & Installation

1. Edit these two files to match your needs and rename them: dist/assets/include/config.inc.php.dist => dist/assets/include/config.inc.php dist/assets/include/areas.ini.dist => dist/assets/include/areas.ini You can use dist/bin/husky2ini.php to automatically create a suitable areas.ini for webJAM based on your husky configuration.
   
   
2. Upload contents of the folder "dist/" to your webspace.

Updating

Simply upload the contents of the folder "dist/" and overwrite all existing files. No configuration files will be overwritten.

You should always have a look at the updated "dist/assets/include/ \
config.inc.php.dist" and manually add newly introduced variables to your existing configuration at "dist/assets/include/ \
config.inc.php".

Support

As of now, the only and central address for support of any kind is my private gitlab project page.
You'll have to register an account to post issues there, but I kindly ask you to do so - I will harm you not.. ;)

I'll eventually move over to a public github project, but not for now, not at this early stage of development...

Development

If you'ld like to participate even more with this project, you're very welcome!

Here's my gitlab with all the sources and stuff:

https://gitlab.ambhost.net/websites/webjam/

Development dependencies

• npm
• bower
• grunt
• (optional) The IDE, I used, is NetBeans. All project files are included.

Development first steps

1. npm install
2. bower install
3. All development is done inside the folder "src/".
4. Run "grunt default" to export distribution files to the folder "dist/".

License

Copyright (C) 2018 Philipp Giebel stimpy <ÄT> kuehlbox.wtf

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

3rd party

webJAM uses a lot of 3rd party software without which it would've never been possible:

• jQuery
• Bootstrap
• crypto-js
• html5shiv
• ie10-viewport-bug-workaround
• respond.js

Download

Stable

Download stable

Development

Download latest

GIT

git clone https://gitlab.ambhost.net/websites/webjam.git