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reaper47 / recipya

A clean, simple and powerful recipe manager your whole family will enjoy.
https://recipya.musicavis.ca
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Use without Docker in Windows 10? #205

Closed colvdv closed 7 months ago

colvdv commented 8 months ago

Looking through the installation instructions it looks to me as though Docker is required for installation. I am looking for a self-hosted recipe management server system that can be hosted from Windows 10 x64 and accessed by my entire network from a web browser. I prefer not to use Docker, unless someone can convince me otherwise. I already have several other self-hosted servers running (Jellyfin, Audiobookshelf, Laragon) and am not using Docker for any of them, though I could if there is a good reason to do so and it can run everything simultaniously.

Everything is hosted from my old laptop that still uses a HDD. Until I can upgrade it to a SSD I'd like to keep disk usage to a minimum in order to get the best performance from my servers. On top of that, being an older laptop, the CPU isn't the fastest, so I want system load to be minimal also.

I came to Recipya because of many of the reasons expressed in this thread: https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/18wy55c/introducing_recipya_the_clean_recipe_manager/ I'd love to get it going and see this project take-off and become a popular recipe management system!

Assistance is greatly appreciated!

reaper47 commented 8 months ago

To install Recipya on Windows 10 without Docker, you can follow the installation instructions here: https://recipes.musicavis.ca/guide/docs/installation/build/. The example also applies to Windows 10 x64 users.

I will look into how to organize the installation docs to avoid giving the impression that Docker is required.

colvdv commented 8 months ago

To install Recipya on Windows 10 without Docker, you can follow the installation instructions here: https://recipes.musicavis.ca/guide/docs/installation/build/. The example also applies to Windows 10 x64 users.

Awesome, thank you! I'm getting it figured out now 😃

I will look into how to organize the installation docs to avoid giving the impression that Docker is required.

If you simply add a section to the top of the Windows Users page with a link to the Release Build page you linked me to above, that would have made all the difference for me. On this page the breadcrumb navigation says Documentation > Installation > Windows Users which led me to believe that I was in the right place but then no instructions for installation since they were on the Release Build page, which I missed.

Thanks for everything!