Reposilite

Installation

You can download standalone version of Reposilite from GitHub releases page:

You may also use Docker image available on Docker Hub:

Requirements

  • Java 8+
  • RAM 12MB+
AmountDescription
12MBTiny repository for personal projects
16MB - 32MB--------------------^------------------ + CI + Proxy
48MB - 128MBTiny public repository (recommended)
128MB+Public repository

Running

To launch Reposilite with defined amount of RAM, use -Xmx parameter, for instance:

$ java -Xmx32M -jar reposilite.jar

If you will not define the memory size, Reposilite will probably use around ~40MB to ~250MB.

Interactive CLI

Reposilite exposes interactive console directly in a terminal and it awaits for an input. Type help and learn more about available commands.

Interactive CLI

Note: Your first access token has to be generated through the terminal. Read more about tokens and keygen command here: Authorization.

Structure

Reposilite stores data in current working directory, by default it is a place where you've launched it.

user@host ~/workspace: java -jar reposilite.jar

~workspace/
+--repositories/        The root directory for all declared repositories
   +--/releases         Default repository for releases
   +--/snapshots        Default repository for snapshot releases
+--log.txt              Mirror of log from CLI
+--reposilite.jar       Application file
+--reposilite.cdn       Configuration file
+--stats.yml            Data file containing stats records
+--tokens.yml           Data file containing stored tokens

To separate data files and configuration from application, use parameters.

Interface

If Reposilite has been launched properly, you should be able to see its frontend located under the default http://localhost:80 address:

Preview

To access dashboard visit http://localhost:80/dashboard or click on the feather icon.

Further reading

External publications:

← AboutAuthorization →