This is the repository of the lively.next project.
Please note Currently the Lively server runs best on MacOS, Linux or the Windows Linux subsystem. Getting it going on pure Windows is possible but will require additional tweaks.
Make sure you have the following software installed.
- node.js version 8 or later.
- git
- Clone this repository and run the
install.sh
script. This will install the necessary dependencies and sync the Lively Partsbin with lively-next.org. Please note that this process will take a few minutes. - Run the
start.sh
script. - Lively will now be running on your local computer at http://localhost:9011.
A docker image exists for this to try it out in the environment of your choice.
- Download chrome.json and take note of where it is saved
- Run the docker command as follows (replacing the seccomp section with the location above where the file was saved):
docker run -d --restart=unless-stopped --init --security-opt seccomp=/path/to/chrome.json --name lively-next -p 127.0.0.1:9011:9011 engagelively/lively-next:alpha4.5.0
- Once completely started, navigate to http://localhost:9011
Some hints and documentation can be found in the project wiki.
This project is MIT licensed.