If you want to try madoc out locally, and have Docker installed you can clone this repository and run:
docker-compose up -d
MADOC_VERSION=2.0 docker-compose up -d
This will set up and create a local instance of Madoc on port 8878. By default, the installation code required to proceed through the
setup process is password.
http://localhost:8878/
The default version is the latest main branch (QA).
If you want to run a local instance of Madoc that will correctly persist files/database, you can use the local
configuration inside of ./local and then from inside that folder follow the same instructions above.
See EC2 README.md
To secure a setup, you should generate your own installation code. This code is required when you first install
madoc on a server and allows you to set up your Administrator user and first site. Note: You need node installed.
Run:
node ./tools/install-code.js
And follow the instructions.
There are the following docker-compose files that need to be updated:
./docker-compose.yaml- completely standalone./local/docker-compose.yaml- local with local volumes./ec2/docker-compose.yaml- for working on a linux EC2./ansbile/files/docker-compose.yaml- for working with Ansible (usually the same as EC2)