Cavemode is a stand-alone implementation of the Orchestrate.io API for use in caves (or anywhere else without access to wifi).

The Orchestrate.io API is fully supported. Lucene search capability is minimally supported, but is probably sufficient for use in a test/development environment.

Written in go, cavemode leverages the gorest and go-leveldb golang packages. Requires go v1.2.

Runs on MacOSX and Linux.

Download the binary from https://github.com/jimcar/cavemode/releases, and install it so that can be found in $PATH.

To build from source, you must have a Go 1.2 development environment.

$ cd $WORK_DIR

$ git clone https://github.com/jimcar/cavemode.git cavemode

$ cd cavemode

$ mkdir bin pkg

$ export GOPATH=$WORK_DIR/cavemode

$ export PATH=$GOPATH/bin:$PATH

$ go get code.google.com/p/gorest

$ go get code.google.com/p/go-leveldb

Add the following line to src/code.google.com/p/go-leveldb/port/port_posix.h, before line 11:

#define OS_MACOSX

$ cd $WORK_DIR/src/github.com/jimcar/cavemode

$ go install

CAVEMODE_DB_DIR specifies the directory where the leveldb files reside. The default is $HOME/.cavemode/leveldb-files.

CAVEMODE_JSON_INDENT, when set to "true", prettifies the json response body. Useful when exercising the API with curl or a browser.

CAVEMODE_EXTEND_GRAPH_DEPTH, when set to "true", doubles the maximum graph depth from the default of three hops to six.

$ cavemode

Cavemode listens on port 8787, so point your client to localhost:8787 and start making requests.

Cavemode is fully-functional, but remains rough around the edges. There are a number of known issues, and certainly many more yet to be discovered.

Community participation is highly encouraged, so make a pull request and improve something!