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cloud carried a hand-vendored byte-copy of goja/bundle.js because this repo is a TS app with no Go module, so nothing checked what it embedded. The copy had already drifted: cloud's carried the link deny-list and this one did not. A std-lib-only embed module — the same shape github.com/hanzoai/sign has — makes the bundle a dependency cloud requires at a version and records in go.sum, so the three folds (sign, captable, dataroom) are all pinned the same way and there is no second copy to drift. The deny-list the copy was ahead by lands here with it: an address on a link's deny list is refused even when the allow list would admit it, checked first so deny cannot be bypassed.
Hanzo Dataroom
The open-source DocSend alternative.
Hanzo Dataroom is the open-source document-sharing alternative to DocSend, featuring built-in analytics and custom domains.
Features
- Shareable Links: Share your documents securely by sending a custom link.
- Custom Branding: Add a custom domain and your own branding.
- Analytics: Gain insights through document tracking and soon page-by-page analytics.
- Self-hosted, Open-source: Host it yourself and customize it as needed.
Demo
Tech Stack
- Next.js – Framework
- TypeScript – Language
- Tailwind – CSS
- shadcn/ui - UI Components
- Prisma - ORM
- PostgreSQL - Database
- NextAuth.js – Authentication
- Tinybird – Analytics
- Resend – Email
- Stripe – Payments
- Vercel – Hosting
Getting Started
Prerequisites
Here's what you need to run Hanzo Dataroom:
- Node.js (version >= 18.17.0)
- PostgreSQL Database
- Blob storage (currently AWS S3 or Vercel Blob)
- Resend (for sending emails)
1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/hanzoai/dataroom.git
cd hanzo-dataroom
2. Install npm dependencies
npm install
3. Copy the environment variables to .env and change the values
cp .env.example .env
4. Initialize the database
npm run dev:prisma
5. Run the dev server
npm run dev
6. Open the app in your browser
Visit http://localhost:3000 in your browser.
Tinybird Instructions
To prepare the Tinybird database, follow these steps:
- We use
pipenvto manage our Python dependencies. If you don't have it installed, you can install it using the following command:pkgx pipenv - Download the Tinybird CLI from here and install it on your system.
- After authenticating with the Tinybird CLI, navigate to the
lib/tinybirddirectory:cd lib/tinybird - Push the necessary data sources using the following command:
tb push datasources/* tb push endpoints/get_* - Don't forget to set the
TINYBIRD_TOKENwith the appropriate rights in your.envfile.
Updating Tinybird
pipenv shell
## start: pkgx-specific
cd ..
cd hanzo-dataroom
## end: pkgx-specific
pipenv update tinybird-cli
Contributing
Hanzo Dataroom is an open-source project, and we welcome contributions from the community.
If you'd like to contribute, please fork the repository and make any changes you'd like. Pull requests are warmly welcome.