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Explore the drum kits, cymbals, and gear used by legendary metal drummers. Discover what Lars Ulrich, Joey Jordison, Dave Lombardo and 50+ pro drummers play, compare setups, and find your perfect gear
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Web app for metal drummers - discover legendary drummers and their gear
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A web app for metal drummers to discover legendary drummers and their gear setups.
• Frontend: React Native Web (Expo)
• Backend: Node.js + Express
• Structure: npm workspaces monorepo
• Browse legendary metal drummers
• View detailed gear setups (drums, cymbals, hardware)
• Search by band, genre, or drummer name
• Dark mode support
• GET /api/health - Health check
• GET /api/drummers - List all drummers
• GET /api/drummers/:id - Get drummer details with gear
This project uses Roadie for autonomous issue fixing:Read the full README ↗A web app for metal drummers to discover legendary drummers and their gear setups.
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run both frontend and backend
npm run dev
# Or run separately
npm run frontend # Then press 'w' for web
npm run backend
GET /api/health - Health checkGET /api/drummers - List all drummersGET /api/drummers/:id - Get drummer details with gearThis project uses Roadie for autonomous issue fixing:
ai-fix labelpackages/
frontend/ # Expo app (React Native Web)
backend/ # Express API server
.roadie/ # Roadie agent configuration
The newsletter form does not use a third-party email provider. Instead, each new subscription pings a Telegram bot with the subscriber's email so the owner sees who signed up in real time (the same bot the daily digest and watchdog use).
Set both env vars in Vercel → Settings → Environment Variables (the serverless function runs on Vercel and can't read GitHub Actions secrets):
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=123456789:xxxxx # the bot token
TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID=123456789 # the chat/owner id to notify
Without these, subscriptions still succeed and are stored/logged, but no Telegram
ping is sent (the API logs a warning). Subscribers are persisted in Vercel KV when
KV_REST_API_URL/KV_REST_API_TOKEN are set, otherwise logged for manual pickup.
ops umbrella issue) when a loop fails, goes stale, or Roadie stalls with 0 PRs@type (no API key)seo-proposal idea bank (auto-closes stale/over-cap proposals) so open issues stop accumulatingBuilt for metalheads, by metalheads 🤘