LFX Community Management (fka crowd.dev)

Background story

This project was launched as part of the startup crowd.dev. crowd.dev was acquired by the Linux Foundation in April 2024. Following the acquisition, crowd.dev was renamed to "Community Management" and is now part of the LFX platform.

About this project

LFX Community Management is a Customer Data Platform (CDP) that collects and stores customer data from across the communities in a single database for data unification, identity resolution, analysis, and activation. By utilizing this tool, the Linux Foundation can effectively identify key contributors and organizations, facilitating more efficient community support.

Key features:

• It consolidates developers' touchpoints with a company or brand.
• It captures data from community platforms, product channels, and commercial channels.
• The data is cleaned, and profiles are matched across platforms and enriched with third-party data.
• The platform provides a unified 360-degree view of developers' engagement, their companies, and their customer journey.

Getting started

⚠️ This documentation is outdated and needs to be reviewed.

To get started with self-hosting, take a look at our self-hosting docs.

Deployment with Kubernetes

Our services can be deployed using Kubernetes, as well as a lightweight development environment using Docker. You can read more about it in our self-hosting docs.

Integrations

We currently support all our integrations for self-hosting. For each one of them, you will need to create your own application. You can see the steps for each integration in our self-hosting integrations guide.

Development environment

Requirements

• Node v16.16.0
• Docker and docker-compose

Getting started

1. Get the mono repo from GitHub

git clone git@github.com:CrowdDotDev/crowd.dev.git

1. Run the start script

cd scripts
./cli start

For hot reloading, you can run

cd scripts
./cli clean-start-dev

This app will be available at http://localhost:8081

For more information on development, you can check our docs.

Contribution

There are many ways you can contribute to crowd.dev! Here are a few options:

• Star this repo
• Create issues every time you feel something is missing or goes wrong
• Upvote issues with 👍 reaction so we know what's the demand for a particular issue to prioritize it within the roadmap

If you would like to contribute to the development of the project, please refer to our Contributing guide.

All contributions are highly appreciated. 🙏

License

Distributed under the Apache 2.0 License.