Local Setup Guide
This is a condensed version of our Local Installation Guide
Step 1. Download the Installation Files
Manual Download
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Go to the Install Option for your Architecture
- Project Install Page for x86**: Visit docker-x86.
- Project Install Page for ARM64**: Visit docker-arm.
- Project Install Page for Windows**: Visit docker-windows.
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Download the ZIP File: Click the green “Code” button, then click “Download ZIP.”
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Extract the ZIP File: Find the downloaded ZIP file, right-click, and select “Extract All…“.
Using Git
Run the following git command in your terminal, from the desired parent directory:
git clone https://github.com/ecosystemai/ecosystem.git
To update to the latest install options and files:
git pull
Step 2. Install Docker
- Download: Go to Docker Desktop Download Page and download Docker Desktop.
- Install: Open the installer and follow the instructions.
- Run: Open Docker Desktop to ensure it is running.
Notes:
- Docker Desktop is recommended for most users.
- You may need to restart your computer after installation.
Step 3. Run the App
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Navigate to the Project Directory
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Create and Configure .env File:
- Copy the contents of
ecosystem_env.txt
to a new file named.env
. - Fill in any necessary values.
Add your keys for OPENAI_API_KEY and ECOSYSTEM_API_KEY.
DATA_PATH=./data OPENAI_API_KEY= ECOSYSTEM_API_KEY=
- Copy the contents of
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Start the Application: Find your correct install folder. Run the following command from within the install directory:
- ARM64
cd ecosystem/docker-arm ./start.sh
- x86
cd ecosystem/docker-x86 ./start_x86.sh
- Windows
cd ecosystem\docker-windows start.bat
Conclusion
That’s it! You should now have ecosystem.Ai running locally on your machine. Enjoy!
Additional Links
Explore more about ecosystem.Ai and how to configure it to your needs.
- Updating ecosystem.Ai
- Instructions on how to update this setup with the latest changes to ecosystem.Ai.
- Configuration
- How to use ecosystem.Ai product.