Manifeste

A live map of the high schools and universities blocked in France, with a public source behind every point. The interface is in French; the code, issues and pull requests can be in French or English.

Live site: https://manifeste.pandeo.fr

What it does

• Live map and list of schools and universities that are blocked or under a filtering blockade, with a "live" view, 24 h and 7 day summaries, and a school page for each place.
• Automatic collection every 10 minutes from public sources: Telegram channels, RSS/Atom feeds (including Google News), Bluesky accounts. Gemini extracts the school, city, status and time from each item as strict JSON; matching against the national school directory (UAI) is done in Postgres with trigram search.
• Validation rules: a trusted source publishes directly, otherwise two independent sources must agree within two hours, otherwise the report waits in a moderation queue.
• On-site reports from visitors: rounded geolocation, optional photo stripped of metadata and blurred by a staff member before publication. No account is needed.
• Open data at /donnees: daily figures, per department and academy, CSV / JSON / GeoJSON exports, a small HTTP API and embeddable widgets. Data is released under CC BY 4.0.
• Admin area for sources, moderation, unmatched items, statistics and media analysis, with a restricted moderator role that can only approve (every moderator action is logged).
• A "Your rights" page for people facing police, tear gas or custody.

Principles

The project is informative, not partisan: no call to demonstrate, only sourced facts.

• No public accounts and no personal data about visitors.
• IP addresses are never stored in clear: rate limiting uses a hash salted with a secret that is destroyed every night.
• First-party, anonymous statistics only; no third-party analytics, trackers or CDN scripts.
• Photos are re-encoded on the device, reviewed and blurred by a human, and originals are deleted after the decision.

Stack

The architecture and the reasons behind it are in ADR 0001.

• Front end (apps/web): Vite, React 18, TypeScript (strict), TanStack Router and Query, Tailwind CSS v4, MapLibre GL.
• v2 backend (apps/server, packages/*): Bun, Elysia (HTTP, WebSocket, jobs), Postgres with PostGIS and Drizzle, pg-boss queue, better-auth for staff accounts, OpenTelemetry, deployed with Coolify.

Getting started

Requirements: Bun and a Postgres 17 with PostGIS. Details in docs/development.md.

bun install
cp .env.example .env           # set AUTH_SECRET, DATABASE_URL
bun run --filter @manifeste/web build
bun run --filter @manifeste/server dev

Useful scripts:

Command	Purpose
bun run check	type-check, lint and unit tests for every workspace
bun run test	tests only (integration tests need the local Postgres)
bun run dev	Vite dev server for the front end
bun run --filter @manifeste/server dev	the API and worker, with migrations applied at boot
bun run --filter @manifeste/db generate	write a SQL migration from a schema change

Documentation

• docs/development.md: layout, local setup, checks, database changes.
• docs/adr/0001-v2-architecture.md: the architecture decisions.
• docs/ingestion.md, docs/ai.md, docs/movements.md, docs/route-detection.md: how the pipeline, the AI layer and the movements work.
• docs/ops/coolify.md: running production, staging and PR previews.

Contributing and security

See CONTRIBUTING.md. To report a vulnerability, read SECURITY.md and do not open a public issue.

License

The code is released under the GNU AGPL v3. The published data (the /donnees page and API) is under CC BY 4.0: credit "Manifeste (manifeste.pandeo.fr)".