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-# 🐧 penguins.lan
-
-A little intranet for a battery-powered LAN with no internet. The successor to
-`inetravel` — same "have fun on the network" spirit, but a real Go app instead
-of PHP includes, and actually fun stuff: live chat now, an r/place-style shared
-canvas next.
-
-## Stack
-
-- **Go** standard-library HTTP server, no framework.
-- **SQLite** (`mattn/go-sqlite3`) for persistence.
-- **gorilla/websocket** for the realtime hub.
-- `html/template` for server-rendered pages.
-
-## Architecture
-
-Requests flow through a small continuation-passing pipeline. Each route in
-[`api/serve.go`](api/serve.go) reads as a flat chain of `Continuation`s, where
-every link gets a `(success, failure)` pair and decides which to call. Shared
-state for a request lives on `types.RequestContext`.
-
-```
-LogRequest -> ResolveSession -> RequireUser -> <feature continuations> -> Template -> LogTime
-```
-
-Layout:
-
-| path             | what                                                        |
-|------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|
-| `main.go`        | entrypoint: load env, open db, migrate, serve               |
-| `args/`          | flag parsing                                                |
-| `database/`      | sqlite conn, migrations, per-feature queries                |
-| `adapters/arp/`  | resolves a client IP -> MAC from the host's ARP table       |
-| `api/`           | server wiring (`serve.go`) + feature packages               |
-| `api/auth/`      | **MAC-based identity** — sessions, portal, reclaim          |
-| `api/ws/`        | **websocket hub** — broadcast chat, foundation for realtime |
-| `api/template/`  | html/template rendering + 404 handling                      |
-| `templates/`     | server-rendered pages, wrapped in `base.html`               |
-| `static/`        | css / js / images                                           |
-
-## Identity (`api/auth` + `adapters/arp`)
-
-No passwords — on a trust-based LAN your **MAC address is your credential**. The
-router (nodogsplash) keeps every client on one L2 segment, so the server reads
-each visitor's MAC from the ARP table (`arp -an`).
-
-- **First visit** → the portal asks for a handle; claiming it creates a `user`,
-  binds your current MAC, and sets a session cookie.
-- **Return visit** → a live session cookie logs you in; if it's gone, a
-  recognised MAC logs you straight back in.
-- **Rotated MAC** (privacy randomization) → you show up as a new device. The
-  portal reports when that handle was *last online* and lets you **log back in**
-  to reclaim it, re-binding your new MAC to the existing account.
-
-One user can own many MACs (`macs` table). Chat messages reference `user_id`
-(not a name), so identity survives MAC rotation and renames.
-
-> **Local dev:** the browser is on loopback and never appears in the ARP table,
-> so set `DEV_MAC=aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff` to force a MAC and exercise the whole flow.
-> Never set it in production — it would make every visitor one shared identity.
-
-## Realtime (`api/ws`)
-
-The `Hub` owns the set of connected clients and a broadcast channel; all client
-set mutations happen in its single `Run()` goroutine, so no locks. Each `Client`
-has a `readPump` and `writePump`. Messages are JSON tagged by `type`
-(`chat` / `system` / `history`). To add a new realtime feature (e.g. the canvas),
-add a `type` and handle it in the hub + client — no new connection plumbing.
-
-## Run it
-
-```sh
-go mod download
-go run . --server --migrate
-# -> http://localhost:8080
-```
-
-Flags: `--server`, `--migrate`, `--port 8080`,
-`--database-path ./db/penguins.db`, `--template-path ./templates`,
-`--static-path ./static`.
-
-### Docker
-
-```sh
-docker compose up --build
-```
-
-## Roadmap
-
-- [x] base framework + live chat over websockets
-- [x] MAC-based accounts + portal with reclaim
-- [ ] r/place-style shared canvas
-- [ ] presence / who's online
-- [ ] more LAN games