How to Install Commento on OpenSUSE Latest

Commento is a self-hosted, fast, and privacy-focused commenting platform that can be integrated with web applications. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to install Commento on OpenSUSE latest version:

Step 1 - Install Required Dependencies:

Commento is written in Golang, so you need Go installed on your system before installing Commento. To install Go, enter the following command in the terminal:

sudo zypper install go

Step 2 - Clone Commento Repository:

Next, you need to clone the Commento git repository on your system. To clone the repository, enter the following command:

git clone https://gitlab.com/commento/commento.git

This will clone the Commento repository to your current directory.

Step 3 - Enter Commento Directory:

After cloning the Commento repository, enter the directory using the following command:

cd commento

Step 4 - Build Commento:

To build Commento, you need to run the following command:

go build .

This will build Commento and create an executable file named commento in the same directory.

Step 5 - Run Commento:

Once Commento is built successfully, run it using the following command:

./commento

This will start Commento on localhost with default port 8080.

Customize Commento Port:

If you want to customize the port for Commento, use the following command:

./commento -port=YOUR_PORT

Replace YOUR_PORT with your preferred port number.

Conclusion:

That’s it! You have successfully installed Commento on OpenSUSE latest version. Now, you can integrate Commento with your web application and make commenting easier for your users.

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