* feat: implement JSON-based configuration system with env var overrides
- Add config.json support (replaces .env file dependency)
- Implement deepMerge and normalizeValue functions in loader.ts
- Support env:// syntax in JSON for runtime environment variable injection
- Add optional env var support with ? suffix (e.g., env://VAR_NAME?)
- Extract schema.ts to separate concerns (validation vs loading)
- Rename read*ConfigVariables to read*ConfigFromEnv for clarity
- Improve boolean env var parsing (handle false explicitly, not just truthy)
- Document configuration precedence: env > config.json > defaults
- Add config.json and config.local.json to .gitignore
- Update .env.example with migration guide for new system
- Maintain backward compatibility: env vars still work without JSON files
* - add docker compose and kuberenetes support for the new configuration flow.
- document config.json workflow for self-hosting
* update config json implementation
* Track upload progress in clients
* Implement client side jobs
* Separate local files, downloads and uploads
* Use dates instead of timestamps in jobs
* Improve some recurring jobs
* Local file improvements
* Remove job schedules on cancel
* Improve avatar handling
* Fix manual download
* Improve file uploads and downloads
* Improve downloads
* Use tus resumable uploads
* Drop file states table migration
* Remove some unused file system methods and types
* Use Redis KV and Locker for distributed TUS deployments
* Fix file name generation
* Add uploads clean job
* Have a dedicated endpoint for TUS uploads
* Do not revert uploads state because ot TUS resumables
* Use integer instead of text for job and job schedule status
* Rename a query
* Fix error handling for file uploads and downloads jobs
* Check node sync for file uploads
* Rename the temp files clean job
* Minor renames for consistency
* Improve uploads badge
* Small refactor in server job service
* Add env varaibles config for some tus stuff
* Use ms package for millisecond conversions
* Fix some migrations
* Fix logout
* Update hosting values
* Add Helm chart for Kubernetes deployment and reorganize hosting setup
- Created Helm chart for deploying Colanode on Kubernetes with PostgreSQL, Redis, and MinIO configurations
- Moved Docker Compose files to /hosting folder for better organization
- Added health check endpoints for database, Redis, and S3 services
- Introduced Dockerfile for PostgreSQL with pgvector extension to support Helm deployment
- Added GitHub Actions workflow for building and publishing Helm chart
- Updated README with Kubernetes deployment instructions
* Renames and restructure
* Update Helm chart workflow for Colanode deployment
* Remove health check route and related configurations from the server and Kubernetes deployment files.
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Co-authored-by: Hakan Shehu <hakanshehu15@gmail.com>
