About egroupware

Software suite including calendars, address books, notepad, project management tools, client relationship management tools (CRM), knowledge management tools, a wiki and a CMS.

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EGroupware

Tools	Usage
	runs unit-tests after each commit
scrutinizer	runs static analysis on our codebase
	manual testing with unusual browser versions or platforms

Default and preferred installation method for EGroupware is via your Linux package manager:

Every other method (including a developer installation by cloning the repo) is way more complicated AND does not include all features, as part's of EGroupware are running in different containers, eg. the push-server!

Installing EGroupware 23.1 via Docker for non-Linux environments or not supported Linux distros:

EGroupware 23.1 can be installed via Docker, in fact the DEB/RPM packages also does that. Instructions on how to run EGroupware in Docker are in our Wiki and in doc/docker subdirectory.

Installing EGroupware development version via Docker:

this is the preferred developer installation, as it contains eg. a push-server container
https://github.com/EGroupware/egroupware/tree/master/doc/docker/development

Deprecated EGroupware development installation:

install composer.phar from https://getcomposer.org/download/
for JavaScript dependencies and build install nodejs and npm

optional: for minified CSS install grunt

apt/yum/zypper install nodejs
npm install -g grunt-cli

install EGroupware and dependencies

cd /path/to/your/docroot
git clone https://github.com/EGroupware/egroupware.git # or [email protected]:EGroupware/egroupware.git for ssh
cd egroupware
./install-cli.php

install non-default EGroupware apps by cloning them into your egroupware directory eg.
```
cd /path/to/your/egroupware
git clone https://github.com/EGroupware/wiki.git
```
continue installation at http://localhost/egroupware/setup/

Keeping EGroupware up to date or switch to release branch:

cd /path/to/your/egroupware
./install-cli.php [<change-channel>]
setup/setup-cli.php # will tell you if a schema-update is necessary

install-cli.php supports the following "channels":

release: tagged maintenance releases only eg. 19.1.20200701
bugfix: release-branch incl. latest bugfixes eg. 20.1, if you are currently on 20.1.20200710
\<branch>: switch to given branch
master: latest development for next release

To change the channel, call install-cli.php <channel-to-update-to>.

For further installation instructions see our wiki.