Notifo is a push notification service developed to send notifications to different devices such as mobile, desktop or wearable. In this tutorial, we'll cover the installation process of Notifo on Fedora Server Latest.
Notifo is developed in Go language. Before installing Notifo, we need to install Go using the following command.
sudo dnf install golang
To download and install Notifo, we need to install Git using the following command.
sudo dnf install git
The Notifo repository can be cloned using Git using the following command.
git clone https://github.com/notifo-io/notifo.git
After cloning the git repository, change the working directory to the Notifo directory. Use the following command to change to the Notifo directory.
cd notifo
Build the executable using the following command.
make build
Before running Notifo, we need to configure it. Configuration can be done by creating a configuration file named config.yaml. An example configuration file is provided in the configs/ directory. You can copy the example configuration file to the root directory and edit it to update the necessary configurations.
cp configs/example/config.yaml .
nano config.yaml
After configuring Notifo, start the Notifo service using the following command.
./notifo
In this tutorial, we installed Notifo on Fedora Server Latest. We covered the steps required to install and configure Notifo so that it can be run successfully.
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