Linux
Courier is available on many popular Linux distributions.
After installing courier on Linux, complete the getting started guide and learn how to start building your first project.
Debian/Ubuntu
Install and upgrade:
- Download the
.deb
file from the downloads page - Install the downloaded file:
sudo apt install ./courier_*_linux_amd64.deb
- Run
courier install
to setup the required services for Blutui Courier.
Fedora
Install and upgrade:
- Download the
.rpm
file from the downloads page - Install the downloaded file:
sudo dnf install ./courier_*_linux_amd64.rpm
- Run
courier install
to setup the required services for Blutui Courier.
Centos
Install and upgrade:
- Download the
.rpm
file from the downloads page - Install the downloaded file:
sudo yum localinstall ./courier_*_linux_amd64.rpm
- Run
courier install
to setup the required services for Blutui Courier.
openSUSE/SUSE
Install and upgrade:
- Download the
.rpm
file from the downloads page - Install the downloaded file:
sudo zypper in ./courier_*_linux_amd64.rpm
- Run
courier install
to setup the required services for Blutui Courier.
Create a Courier token
Before you can start using Courier, you will need to obtain a Courier token:
- From your Agency Console, navigate to your profile by clicking on your avatar in the top right corner, then
Edit my profile
. - Navigate to the
Apps
section from the sidebar. - Click the
Create token
button on the right-hand side. - Give your new Courier token a name, something like "Work MacBook", then click
Create
. - Your Courier token will be shown for use later on. Remember to store the token securely, it is only shown once.
Using your Courier token
If you haven't done so already, login into Courier using your newly generated token:
courier login [your-courier-token]
Once setup, you can now start pushing and pulling projects.
Complete the getting started guide and learn how to start building your first project.
If you use Firefox please see the guide below
Firefox on Linux
To use courier watch
on Firefox, you need to install nss
(Network Security Services). NSS is a set of libraries designed to support cross-platform development of security-enabled client and server applications.
To install NSS on Linux use the package manager that applys to your system:
- apt
apt install libnss3-tools
- yum
yum install nss-tools
- zypper
zypper install mozilla-nss-tools
Once nss
is successfuly installed, run:
courier install