Installing Teedy on Alpine Linux Latest

In this tutorial, we will take you through the process of installing Teedy on Alpine Linux Latest. Teedy is an open-source self-hosted note-taking and knowledge management tool.

Prerequisites

Step 1: Update the packages

Before starting the installation of Teedy, we need to make sure that all packages are up to date. We can update the packages using the following command.

apk update && apk upgrade

Step 2: Install dependencies

Next, we need to install the dependencies required for Teedy to run. Run the following command to install the dependencies.

apk add nodejs npm sqlite libffi libffi-dev libpq postgresql-libs

Step 3: Download and install Teedy

Now we can download and install Teedy by following these instructions:

  1. Go to the Teedy download page https://teedy.io/download/.

  2. Download the latest version of Teedy (in tar.gz format).

  3. Extract the tar.gz file to /opt/teedy.

    sudo mkdir /opt/teedy
    sudo tar xvzf teedy-x.y.z.tar.gz -C /opt/teedy
    
  4. Now, go to the Teedy directory that we just created.

    cd /opt/teedy
    
  5. Install Teedy using the following command.

    ./scripts/install.sh
    

Step 4: Configure Teedy

The installation will create a default configuration file at /etc/teedy/config.yml. Edit this file and set the following options:

Step 5: Start Teedy

Now that we have installed and configured Teedy, we can start the server using the following command.

./scripts/start.sh

You should see the following output:

Starting Teedy...
Teedy started successfully.

Step 6: Access Teedy

Open a web browser and enter the URL and port number you set in the configuration file. You should now be able to access Teedy's login page.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully installed Teedy on Alpine Linux Latest. Teedy is a powerful note-taking and knowledge management tool that you can use for your personal or professional needs.

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