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Yes, active. Last change 2 months ago. Latest release v1.18.2, 2 months ago.

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How to install gFly on Linux (JiveGroup/gFly) · gitmanual

How to install on Linux

JiveGroup/gFly

Laravel inspired web framework written in Go

Before you start

Is it free?: Check its licenseIt has its own license: read it before using it for work.
Still maintained?: Yes, activeLast change 2 months ago. Latest release v1.18.2, 2 months ago.
Can I trust it?: New, little track record50 stars, 2 years old, by an organization. Look at the code and the owner before running it.

Difficulty: Moderate
Time: about 15 min
Stars: ★ 50
Activity: Updated 2 months ago

Fresh setup, read just now

Will it work on Linux?

Yes, it runs on Linux

You'll build it yourself with Go, make.

Your system

macOS Windows Linux

Start here

Docs ↗doc.gfly.devLinked from the README.

Heads-upIt also needs 63 settings in .env (9 secret).

5 steps on Linux

Download setup.sh

Then run bash setup.sh. It stops at the first error and is safe to run again. Servers and tests aren't started; it lists them at the end. Read it first.

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/JiveGroup/gFly.git
cd gFly

Install the required runtimes

Go 1.25.0, make

sudo snap install go --classic  # or https://go.dev/dl/
sudo apt install make

3
Configure environment variables
Fill in secrets: SERVER_TLS_KEY, DB_PASSWORD, MAIL_PASSWORD, REDIS_PASSWORD, SESSION_KEY, JWT_SECRET_KEY, JWT_REFRESH_KEY, MEILISEARCH_MASTER_KEY
```
cp .env.example .env
```
4
Install dependencies
```
go mod download
```
5
Run the tests
```
go test ./...
```

From the README: Build and run command

# Build
make build

# Run command `db-test`
./build/artisan cmd:run db-test

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Parts list

1×Go 1.25.0runtime
1×make tool

63× settings in .env

APP_NAME
APP_CODE
APP_ENV
APP_URL
APP_DEBUG
SERVER_HOST
SERVER_PORT
SERVER_TLS_CERT
SERVER_TLS_KEYsecret
STATIC_PATH
LOG_CHANNEL
LOG_FILE
LOG_LEVEL
API_PREFIX
API_VERSION
API_NAME
DB_DEBUG
DB_HOST
DB_PORT
DB_NAME
DB_USERNAME
DB_PASSWORDsecret
DB_SSL_MODE
DB_MAX_CONNECTION
DB_MAX_IDLE_CONNECTION
DB_MAX_LIFETIME_CONNECTION
DB_MAX_IDLE_TIME_CONNECTION
MAIL_PROTOCOL
MAIL_HOST
MAIL_PORT
MAIL_USERNAME
MAIL_PASSWORDsecret
MAIL_SENDER
MAIL_NAME
MAIL_TLS
REDIS_HOST
REDIS_PORT
REDIS_PASSWORDsecret
REDIS_DEFAULT_DB
REDIS_SESSION_DB
REDIS_QUEUE_DB
SESSION_KEYsecret
SESSION_TTL
SESSION_ID
VIEW_PATH
VIEW_EXT
STORAGE_DIR
APP_DIR
LOG_DIR
TEMP_DIR
FILESYSTEM_TYPE
NOTIFICATION_ENABLE
JWT_SECRET_KEYsecret
JWT_TTL_MINUTES
JWT_REFRESH_KEYsecret
JWT_TTL_OVER_DAYS
JWT_BLACKLIST
JWT_CHECK_BLACKLIST
ES_HOST
MEILISEARCH_HOST

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Files we read (5)

.env.example

.github/workflows/main.yml

Makefile

README.md

go.mod

215 files in the repo