Preview
This is a fork of dzikoysk/reposilite maintained at seetch/reposilite. Changes on top of upstream:
- Redesigned, responsive frontend UI (minimalist layout, graphite dark theme, unified sizing/spacing across components)
- Artifact search with a command palette (βK/Ctrl+K); public repositories are searchable without authentication, hidden/private ones still require a token
- Artifact details snippet now includes a
scopeselector, defaulting toprovided- Token management now has role presets (Administrator/Publisher/Viewer/Custom) with per-repository access pickers, instead of manually toggling raw permissions and routes
- Extended Dashboard, Statistics, and Diagnostics views for monitoring instance health and repository activity
- Direct Javadoc access from artifact details for the latest or selected version
- Improved mobile navigation, file actions, and upload controls
To run Reposilite for your personal needs you should assign around 20MB of RAM and at least Java 11+ installed.
For huge public repositories you can adjust memory limit and even size of used thread pools in the configuration.
# Launching a standalone JAR file $ java -Xmx32M -jar reposilite-3.6.2.jar # Using the official Docker image $ docker pull dzikoysk/reposilite:3.6.2 # Using the official Helm chart $ helm repo add reposilite https://helm.reposilite.com/ $ helm repo update $ helm install reposilite/reposilite
Visit official guide to read more about extra parameters and configuration details.
Reposilite 3.x:
- Reposilite 3.x / Official Guide
- Reddit / 3.x Thread
- Medium / Setup your own Maven repository manager in 5 minutes
Reposilite 2.x:
- Reposilite 2.x / Official Guide
- Reddit / 2.x Thread
- Dev.to / Publishing your artifacts to the Reposilite - a new self-hosted repository manager
- Medium / Looking for simple repository manager by David Kihato
Thanks to all contributors and people that decided to support my work financially β€οΈ
\(^-^)/ The list is updated periodically and entries are sorted by aggregated total payment size of the given person.
Recommended tool to develop backend module is IntelliJ IDE, for frontend it might be e.g. VSC.
# Run only backend through CLI $ ./gradlew run # Run only frontend $ cd reposilite-frontend && npm i && npm run full # Run only Reposilite site $ cd reposilite-site/website && npm i && npm run start
- Reposilite Backend: Kotlin + Javalin + Exposed (SQL) + AWS SDK + JUnit + Testcontainers + (DDD & Hexagonal Architecture)
- Reposilite Frontend: Vue3 + Vite + WindiCSS + JsonForms
- Reposilite Site: Next.js + Vercel
- Reposilite Backend: Java + Javalin + Groovy (JUnit) + (DDD)
- Reposilite Frontend: Vue2 + Pug + Stylus + TailwindCSS
- Reposilite Site: React.js + Docusaurus v1
Reposilite 1.x
- Reposilite: Java + NanoHTTPD