👷♂️Setting up Scriptables
If you are impatient like me 😄 and just want to have Scriptables up and running in no time, copy and paste this script into your terminal (All the code for this script can be viewable in the Scriptables Github repo):
Next navigate to this URL to set up your account: http://127.0.0.1:3012/users/register
Note: This script only works on Linux distributions, and Windows WSL2. You should also have docker and docker-compose installed before running the script.
A deeper dive into Scriptables
When you download Scriptables, you should see a similar folder structure as per below:
Rename the "example.env" at the project root to just ".env" and change the settings accordingly:
The encryption key should be 16,24 or 32 characters long.
If you plan on using the push-to-deploy functionality, you will also need to set your SCRIPTABLE_URL correctly. You can run Scriptables as is on port 3012 or use Nginx in front and proxy pass requests to the relevant port.
ALLOW_REGISTER - please set it to "false" after setting up the first user. This setting by default will allow anyone to register - which is not what you want in production. To add users, you can do so inside the Scriptables admin dashboard.
By default, Scriptables runs on port 3012. You can change this by setting the following ENV's:
You can control the log level by setting the following ENV to yes/no.
When set to "yes" - all warning and informational logs are printed to the console. Please be careful not to turn this on in production as it can print sensitive information. This setting should only be used to debug issues with builds.
VERBOSE_LOGS=no
Note: when changing ENV's - run the following to ensure your updates take effect (only needed if you change env's after the first run):
Once your config is set - simply run the following in your terminal:
You should now see the Scriptables login screen.
Goto: /users/register to set up your account.
Once logged in please click on "Ssh Keys" and add your keys. These need to be the same keys you use when setting up your server in your hosting provider's dashboard.
Scriptables support multiple keys - so you can set up as many keys as needed. If you don't have SSH keys, you can easily generate a key pair using the following command in your terminal:
Take note of the path to your keys. You will need to copy & paste into the Scriptables Ssh keys UI and add the pub key to your hosting account.
Note: we also provide a deploy.sh script in the build folder to help you deploy Scriptables to a remote server.
This script does not configure or secure your server, it merely copies the Scriptables binary to the remote box and sets up a systemd service to run and manage Scriptables.
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