- **Dynamic Event Handling**: Capable of processing a wide range of events, categorized by type and kind, including support for event deletion as per NIP-09.
- **Configurable and Extensible**: Easily customizable through configuration files, with plans for future GUI-based configuration management to streamline server adjustments.
- **Efficient Rate Limiting**: Implements sophisticated rate limiting strategies to manage WebSocket messages, - events, and requests, ensuring fair resource allocation and protection against abuse.
- **Flexible Event Size Management**: Configurable size limits for events, with optional constraints based on - event kind, to maintain performance and prevent oversized data handling.
- **MongoDB Integration 🍃**: Utilizes MongoDB for high-performance storage and management of events, ensuring data integrity and efficient query capabilities.
- **Scalable Architecture**: Built with Go, leveraging its concurrency model to provide high throughput and scalability, suitable for handling large volumes of data and connections.
- **Relay Metadata Support (NIP-11)**: Provides relay metadata in compliance with NIP-11, allowing clients to retrieve server capabilities and administrative contact information.
- **User-Friendly Front-End**: Includes a web interface that displays recent events and supports potential future enhancements like configuration management.
GRAIN 🌾 leverages MongoDB for efficient storage and management of events. MongoDB, known for its high performance and scalability, is an ideal choice for handling large volumes of real-time data. GRAIN 🌾 uses MongoDB collections to store events categorized by kind and ensures quick retrieval and manipulation of these events through its robust querying capabilities.
You can get the free Community Server edition of MongoDB from the official MongoDB website:
MongoDB provides extensive documentation and support to help you get started with installation and configuration, ensuring a smooth integration with GRAIN.
They are created in the root directory of Grain. You can change configurations and relay_metadata here and the server will automatically restart and use the new configurations. The relay must be restarted manually for new blacklist configurations to take effect.