Kaverti Website https://kaverti.com

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Kaverti Website

Install Steps

Clone somewhere
Setup MySQL
Update config/config.json with DB credentials
Run yarn install in the website folder, and yarn install in the frontend folder.
Run sequelize db:migrate in the root website folder to import all the tables to the database.
Using your preferred MySQL management software, Insert a row into the settings table with the Kaverti settings.
Run node . in the root website folder, alternatively you can create a Linux systemctl service, and run yarn serve in the frontend folder for a development frontend web server (Make sure vue-cli is installed).
If you're ready for production, you can run yarn build in the frontend folder to build the frontend and you can upload that to a static web hosting service of your choice, I recommend Netlify.