Installing PocoCMS
PocoCMS is just one file, so if you have a little experience copying files and adding them to the path there's nothing to it.
Grab the latest binary
Macintosh
AMD-64 | Archive | Executable | Help |
ARM-64 | Archive | Executable | Help |
Windows
AMD-64 | Zipped | Uncompressed .EXE |
ARM 64-bit | Zipped | Uncompressed .EXE |
386 | Zipped | Uncompressed .EXE |
Linux
AMD-64 | Archive | Executable |
ARM 64-bit | Archive | Executable |
386 | Archive | Executable |
After downloading, try to copy the executable to your system path
The tutorial will work fine even if you just leave it in the Downloads
directory though.
Installing from source
- PocoCMS is written in Go, so you'll obviously need to download it from the Go homepage.
- You'll need to install Git to download the source from GitHub.
- Optional but highly recommended: PocoCMS is hosted on GitHub, so you should probably get an account on GitHub.
- Then you install it as you would any other GitHub repo. Drop into the terminal, then:
- Change to the directory you want Git to be installed in. It will be generated in a subdirectory of that directory. For example, on Unix or Mac, it might be something like:
cd ~/code
- Download the repo as you would any other repo:
git clone https://github.com/pococms/poco
cd poco
- Compile!
go build
- This will give you a
poco
in the current directory. Start your first project like this:
./poco ~/mysite
./poco -server ~/mysite
-
Paste the URL
http://localhost:54321
into your browser to see your first PocoCMS site. -
When you get a moment, put
poco
on the system path as soon as possible.