Tomas DvorakandDevin c6166de886 feat: instance administration, bootstrap admin, and managed-tier OAuth gate
Self-hosted instances are now email/password only — OAuth providers
(GitHub/Google/Discord/Microsoft) activate solely when PRIMORA_MANAGED=true,
reserved for the future hosted tier.

Sign-up lifecycle: the first public sign-up becomes the instance admin; after
bootstrap, sign-up closes by default. A better-auth databaseHook gates only
/sign-up/email, so admin-created users and OAuth flows bypass it. The login
page reads GET /instance/public to hide the sign-up tab, show the bootstrap
notice, and render only the providers the instance offers.

Instance settings live in core.settings (migration 00010) and resolve
in-app > env > built-in default, cached 15s. Platform admins (better-auth
user.role) manage sign-up, mail transport, and rate limits via
GET/PUT/DELETE /instance/settings or the new Settings → Instance tab. Secret
values are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest with PRIMORA_ENCRYPTION_KEY, never
returned by the API, and decrypted by the auth service at send time.

Auth service reads the same settings table for the sign-up gate and mail
config, so in-app changes take effect without a restart.

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Primora

Primora

Self-hosted backend platform for building products.
Auth, Postgres-backed APIs, object storage, and audit logs on your own hardware.

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What is Primora?

Primora is a self-hosted backend platform: organizations, projects, auth, S3-style object storage, JSON document collections, scoped API keys, and a full audit log behind one dashboard. Inspired by the UX of Appwrite and Supabase, with no hosted tier - your data stays on your hardware.

Screenshots

Overview Storage Telemetry
Project overview Object storage Telemetry and component health
More screenshots
Collections Automation Audit log
JSON document collections Scheduled jobs and live events Audit log with export

Features

  • Organizations & projects - workspaces with scoped org and project roles.
  • Auth - email/password plus optional GitHub, Google, Discord, and Microsoft OAuth. JWTs verified by the API against JWKS.
  • Storage - S3-style buckets on your local filesystem, public or private.
  • Collections - schema-flexible JSON documents in Postgres JSONB.
  • API keys - prm_<prefix>_<secret> credentials, shown once.
  • Audit log - every mutating request recorded, with CSV/JSON export.
  • Demo mode - fully client-side seeded workspace via ?demo=true.

Architecture

Browser ──▶ Nginx ──▶ Frontend (SolidJS + Vite)
                 ├──▶ Auth service (Better Auth + Hono)
                 └──▶ API (Go + Gin) ──▶ PostgreSQL
                                     ──▶ DragonflyDB (Redis-compatible cache)
                                     ──▶ Local filesystem object storage

Quick Start

Prerequisites: Docker with the Compose plugin.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dvorinka/Primora/master/install.sh | bash

Installs into ./primora, generates secrets, and starts the stack on port 80. Or from a clone:

git clone https://github.com/Dvorinka/Primora.git && cd Primora
./scripts/setup.sh          # creates .env, generates secrets, starts the stack

Then open http://localhost - or append ?demo=true to explore a seeded workspace without signing up. For prebuilt images, native development, port conflicts, and troubleshooting see QUICK_START.md.

Configuration

All configuration lives in .env - see .env.example for the annotated list and QUICK_START.md for the important ones.

Ecosystem

  • CLI - primora for orgs, projects, buckets, objects, keys, and audit from the terminal.
  • MCP server - exposes primora_* tools to MCP clients.
  • Desktop - Tauri 2 shell connecting to your deployment, with tray presence.
  • PWA - the dashboard is installable on mobile and desktop browsers.

Documentation

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the development workflow.

Security

See SECURITY.md for reporting vulnerabilities.

License

MIT

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