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Frickl contains of two parts: the server side which handles the database, image import and API and the client side part (this repository) which puts a nice web-interface on top of the API.
There are two different options when it comes to running Frickl yourself.
- Use the Docker image.
- Build and run Frickl manually.
Option 1 requires the least amount of configuration and it's the option I would recommend. I actually run the Docker image of Frickl on a Raspberry Pi 4 myself. All you need is a machine that has Docker installed. Most Linux distributions will have this available in their software sources. There are detailed installation instructions available on the Docker website for Linux, Windows and MacOS.
For instructions on how to use the Docker image and making the setup even easier using docker-compose, please check out the dedicated GitHub repository.
Option 2 is for people who either can't or won't use Docker or who already have MySQL and Tomcat running on a machine anyway.
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