Applipress Installation

Step 1: Clone the Repository

Begin by cloning the Applipress demo project repository to your local directory using Git. Open your terminal and run the following command:

Step 2: Configure Applipress

Before starting Applipress, some initial configuration is needed:

• Translation API Keys: If you plan to use automatic translation for forms and applications, set up your translation API keys for Google or Azure Translate API. This is necessary for generating translations automatically.

• Local Directories: Configure the local directories that Applipress will use for storing project files and other necessary data.

• GIT Users: Ensure your Git user settings are correctly configured. Applipress will use these settings for version control operations within the project.

Detailed instructions for these configurations can be found in the Configuration Guide.

Step 3: Start Applipress

With the configuration complete, you're ready to start Applipress. Run the start command in your terminal according to your operating system:

• For Linux and macOS:

• For Windows:

Step 4: Access Applipress

Once the container is up and running, Applipress will be accessible through your web browser. Navigate to:

You should now see the Applipress interface, where you can start exploring its features and begin your application development.

Step 5: Stopping Applipress

When you're finished working with Applipress or if you need to restart the service, you can stop the container by running the following command in your terminal:

• For Linux and macOS: Use the same script with a stop parameter:

• For Windows: Similarly, use the stop script:

Congratulations! You have successfully installed Applipress on your local machine. You're now ready to start creating and developing applications with ease.