LibreDoc is an open source documentation software for your intranet. It offers the possibility to create and update documents. LibreDoc takes care of creating the necessary revisions for auditability.
The LibreDoc demo shows you all the functionalities on the latest version. Here you can test before you host your own instance.
You can find it here.
Below is the procedure on how to set up your own LibreDoc instance.
Before you start, you need already installed software. To be specific
- PHP (www.php.net/manual/en/install.php)
- MySQL (dev.mysql.com/downloads/) or
- MariaDB (mariadb.org/download/)
There is also software like XAMPP that already contains all the necessary components. Caution, this should only be used for testing purposes or for the instance on your own computer due to security reasons.
Move all files from src/ to the folder that can be accessed from your webserver.
Call the LibreDoc directory, you should be redirected directly to install.php.
Follow the installation steps as described in the LibreDoc installer. At the end of the setup you should be redirected to your LibreDoc instance and the file install.php should be deleted automatically. If this did not happen due to an error, be sure to delete it manually.
If your web server is running on your local computer, you can access your LibreDoc instance via localhost.
- HTML5 - The structure for the frontend
- CSS3 - Brings the style to the fronend
- PHP - The logic for the backend
- MySQL - The database to store your documents
- MariaDB - Same here but a MySQL fork
This project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details