Mars Server is a lightweight and fast HTTP/REST API server written in Go. If you are using Void Linux and want to install Mars Server, follow these steps:
To run Mars Server, you need to have Go installed on your Void Linux. Use the following command to install Go:
xbps-install go
You can download Mars Server from its Github repository using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/borjapazr/mars-server.git
Then navigate to the Mars Server directory using the cd
command:
cd mars-server
Now compile and install Mars Server using the following command:
go install
This command will download all necessary dependencies and build an executable binary of Mars Server.
Once installation is complete, you can start Mars Server using the following command:
mars-server
This command will start Mars Server on port 8080. You can check if it's working by opening your web browser and visiting http://localhost:8080, where you should see a welcome page.
You have successfully installed Mars Server on your Void Linux machine. You can now start building your HTTP/REST API with this lightweight and fast server.
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