The modern localization management system.

The easiest way to get the software up and running is by using the official Docker image. We already have a ready to go docker-compose configuration for starting Texterify locally or on your server within seconds.

You only need to have docker and docker-compose installed on the system where Texterify will be running.

The process of starting the application is the following:

# Clone the docker-compose configuration.
git clone https://github.com/chrztoph/texterify-docker-compose-setup.git
cd texterify-docker-compose-setup

# Generate a secret key for the app.
# Make sure to keep this private.
echo SECRET_KEY_BASE=`openssl rand -hex 64` > secrets.env

# Start the service.
docker volume create --name=texterify-database
docker volume create --name=texterify-assets
docker-compose up -d

# Create the database.
docker-compose exec app bin/rails db:create db:migrate db:seed

# Service should now be available on http://localhost.

This will install the latest version of the service available at the time of setting up.

• Texterify VSC Extension (https://github.com/chrztoph/texterify-vsc)
• Texterify CLI (https://github.com/chrztoph/texterify-cli)

Want to help build Texterify?

We are happy about every help.

If you receive the error below try to increase the memory (e.g. 8 GB) that docker can use. Webpacker unfortunately requires a lot of memory to compile all the assets.

> yarn start:watcher
...
Killed
error Command failed with exit code 137.

Found a security issue? Please don't create an issue on GitHub. Instead send an email with your findings to [email protected].

See the LICENSE file for details.