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Setup
GeoVisio website can be installed through classic method, or using Docker.
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Classic install
System requirements
You need to have Nodejs installed Node version : >=18.13.0
You need to have Npm installed
You can use npm or yarn as package manager
Install
The website can be installed locally by retrieving this repository and installing dependencies:
# Retrieve source code
git clone https://gitlab.com/geovisio/website.git
cd website/
# Install dependencies
npm install
Build for production
Before building, you need to define a bit of settings. At least, you have to create a .env file and edit its content.
cp env.example .env
More details about settings can be found in docs here.
Then, building for production can be done with these commands:
npm run build
PORT=3000 npm run start
The website is now available at localhost:3000.
Docker setup
The Docker deployment is a really convenient way to have a Geovisio website running in an easy and fast way. Note that this setup documentation only covers GeoVisio front-end (website), if you also need an API running, please refer to Docker API deployment.
You can use the provided Docker Hub geovisio/website:latest image directly:
docker run \
-e VITE_API_URL="https://your.geovisio.api/" \
-p 3000:3000 \
--name geovisio-website \
-d \
geovisio/website:latest
This will run a container bound on localhost:3000.
You can also build the image from the local source with:
docker build -t geovisio/website:latest .
Next steps
You can check out the available settings for your instance.