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
Fedora
Install and upgrade:
- Download the
.rpm
file from the downloads page - Install the downloaded file:
sudo dnf install ./courier_*_linux_amd64.rpm
Centos
Install and upgrade:
- Download the
.rpm
file from the downloads page - Install the downloaded file:
sudo yum localinstall ./courier_*_linux_amd64.rpm
openSUSE/SUSE
Install and upgrade:
- Download the
.rpm
file from the downloads page - Install the downloaded file:
sudo zypper in ./courier_*_linux_amd64.rpm
Create a Courier token
- To securely add your access token to a
token.txt
file, use the following command:
printf "Enter your Courier access token: " && read -s TOKEN && echo $TOKEN > token.txt
This command prompts for the token input without displaying it on-screen, then saves it to token.txt
file without recording it in shell history.
- Log in to Courier using your token file:
courier login --token < token.txt
- Remember to delete the
token.txt
file once you have successfully logged into Courier.
Once configured, you're ready to 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 dev
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
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