/cloudron-codiad

Built using Cloudron's LAMP, slimmed heavily for Codiad

Primary LanguagePHPMIT LicenseMIT

cloudron-codiad

Built from https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/lamp-app

Special Information

  • I am not able to test the security of this app, however, given a strong enough password, things should be fine. In either case, I would NOT INSTALL ON PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
  • After installing, make sure to run the Codiad setup via web browser as well! Once you complete that, add the following line to /app/data/public/config.php if you want Cloudron SSO Authentication: define("AUTH_PATH", "/app/data/public/ldap.php");

Currently Installed Packages / Supported Languages

Supported Langauges

(If I missed one, let me know by opening an issue or Pull Request.)

  • JavaScript
  • PHP5/7 (PHP 7.0.3 installed, which is backwards compatible with most PHP5 functions and scripts)
  • HTML

Installing on Cloudron

  • Make sure you have Cloudron CLI installed on a Linux computer that is NOT your cloudron server. (See docs for details)
  • Then do the following:
cloudron login
cloudron install --image mitchellurgero/org.urgero.codiad:latest # Might need to change to whatever the latest build is.

Building from source

  • Building and using Build Service to deploy
git clone https://github.com/mitchellurgero/cloudron-codiad
cd cloudron-codiad
cloudron login
cloudron build
# Optional
cloudron install
  • Building and using local docker to deploy

Note: The below instructions have not been tested, please open an issue if they do not work.

git clone https://github.com/mitchellurgero/cloudron-codiad
cd cloudron-codiad

## Change as you need!
docker build -t dockername/projectname:tagname .
docker push dockername/projectname:tagname

## End docker changes
cloudron login
cloudron install --image dockerhuburl/dockername/projectname:tagname

Special Ports

  • Port 2222 can be used for SFTP.

Other Considerations

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