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# Checkout project - release branch is stable
git clone --branch release https://github.com/svandragt/lamb.git
cd lamb
Lamb can be run locally with the builtin PHP webserver, or with other tooling, here are two ways to set this up:
a. DDev -- great for convenience,
b. Devbox — great for keeping a clean local system, OR
c. locally install PHP 8.2 and composer — great for neckbeards.
Make sure the tool's installed, then it will install prerequisites:
ddev start
# Run lamb - Change `hackme` to something more secure, this is the `/login` password!
ddev php make-password.php hackmeFor more information see the DDev page.
Make sure the tool's installed, then it will install prerequisites:
devbox shell
# In the shell from now on
composer install
# Run lamb - Change `hackme` to something more secure, this is the `/login` password!
LAMB_LOGIN_PASSWORD=$(php make-password.php hackme) composer serve
You make sure everything is installed:
# Install required system packages, for example on Debian Linux derivates like Ubuntu
sudo apt update
sudo apt install php8.2 php8.2-gettext php8.2-mbstring php8.2-sqlite3 php8.2 php8.2-xml composer
# install project packages
composer install
# Run lamb - Change `hackme` to something more secure, this is the `/login` password!
LAMB_LOGIN_PASSWORD=$(php make-password.php hackme) composer serveSupport for development environments and deployment options is provided in the docs.
Add a src/config.ini file with the following contents and update any of the following lines after
uncommenting them:
;author_email = [email protected]
;author_name = Joe Sheeple
;site_title = My Microblog
;404_fallback = https://my.oldsite.comWebservers:
Containers:
Devtools / local environments / sandbox:
- DDev local environments wrapper around Docker
- Devbox.