PocketBase is a cloud-powered serverless database that lets developers build apps without worrying about server management, performance tuning and scaling. In this tutorial, we'll explain how to install PocketBase on Elementary OS Latest.
Before you can start using PocketBase, you'll need to sign up for an account. Visit https://pocketbase.io/ and click on the "Sign Up" button in the top-right corner. You'll need to enter your email address and choose a password.
Once you've signed up for an account, you'll need to install the PocketBase CLI on your computer. Open a terminal window on your Elementary OS Latest system and execute the following commands:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install curl
curl https://cli.pocketbase.io/install.sh | sudo bash
The first command updates your system's package index, while the second command installs the "curl" package, which is used to download files from the internet. The third command downloads and runs the installation script for the PocketBase CLI.
##Step 3: Login to your PocketBase Account
Before you can start using the PocketBase CLI, you'll need to log in to your PocketBase account. Run the following command and follow the instructions to authenticate:
pocketbase login
To create a new PocketBase project, run the following command:
pocketbase projects:create
Follow the prompts to enter a name for your project and choose a billing plan. Once your project is created, you'll be provided with a database URL and credentials.
You can access your PocketBase database using any client that supports PostgreSQL, such as PostgreSQL's command-line client or pgAdmin. To connect to your database using the psql command-line client, run the following command:
psql -h <database url> -U <database user> -W <database name>
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That's it! You've successfully installed PocketBase on your Elementary OS Latest system and created a new PocketBase project. You can now start building apps with the power of PocketBase's serverless database technology.
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