# InstaArchive Viewer A high-performance React PWA for browsing archived Instagram data with a native-feeling interface. Supports both official Instagram exports and Instaloader archives. ## Features - **Persistent Caching**: Uses IndexedDB to store parsed archives locally. Subsequent loads are near-instant. - **Glassy Scanning UI**: A modern, translucent white terminal experience with a dynamic blurred background of your media. - **Local Privacy**: All processing is done client-side. Even when using the self-hosted version, your media is processed locally in your browser. - **Multiple Formats**: Supports official Instagram JSON exports and Instaloader regex-based naming conventions. - **Story Viewer**: Native-like story experience with segmented progress bars, auto-playback, and audio controls. - **Customizable Grid**: 1:1 or 3:4 aspect ratios with adjustable "bumps" for aesthetic alignment. - **Navigation Protection**: Intercepts accidental browser "Back" or "Refresh" actions to protect your current session. ## Deployment ### Docker (Recommended) The easiest way to run InstaArchive is using Docker. ```bash docker run -d \ -p 3000:3000 \ -v /path/to/your/archives:/archives:ro \ ghcr.io/ergosteur/instaarchive-viewer:latest ``` ### Docker Compose Create a `compose.yml` file: ```yaml services: instaarchive: image: ghcr.io/ergosteur/instaarchive-viewer:latest ports: - "3000:3000" volumes: - ./archives:/archives:ro ``` Run with: ```bash docker compose up -d ``` ## Supported Archive Structure Place your archive folders inside the mounted `/archives` directory. The directory name will be used as the account username. ### Example Structure: ```text archives/ ├── wanderlust_explorer/ # Instaloader format │ ├── 2024-01-01_12-00-00_UTC.jpg │ ├── 2024-01-01_12-00-00_UTC.json.xz │ └── wanderlust_explorer_profile_pic.jpg └── pixel_architect/ # Instagram Export format ├── 2023-12-25_pixel_architect - post_123.jpg ├── 2023-12-25_pixel_architect - post_123.json └── pixel_architect.jpg ``` ## Local Development **Prerequisites:** Node.js (LTS recommended) 1. **Install dependencies:** `npm install` 2. **Start dev server:** `npm run dev` 3. **Start local backend:** `npm run server` (Optional, serves `./_sample-archives`)