Plusagency-v3.4.zip ❲Proven❳

# 2️⃣ Configure cp .env.example .env # edit .env → set ADMIN_EMAIL/PASSWORD, POSTGRES_PASSWORD, etc.

# 3️⃣ Launch docker compose up -d

| Variable | Default | What to change | |----------|---------|----------------| | POSTGRES_PASSWORD | plusagency | Use a strong password for production | | PLUSAGENCY_ADMIN_EMAIL | admin@example.com | Your admin login | | PLUSAGENCY_ADMIN_PASSWORD | changeme | Strong password (will be required on first login) | | AI_PROVIDER | openai | Set to local if you run the bundled Ollama model | | OAUTH_CLIENT_ID / OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET | — | Fill only if you enable SSO | Never commit the .env file to a public repo. For production, inject secrets via Docker secrets or a vault solution. 3.4 Spin Up the Stack docker compose up -d Docker will pull the official images (or build the local ones if you have a Dockerfile under backend/ / frontend/ ). Wait a few seconds, then check health: plusagency-v3.4.zip

cp .env.example .env # Edit with your favourite editor code .env Key variables you’ll likely tweak:

# 3️⃣ Verify the layout tree -L 2 . You should see: # 2️⃣ Configure cp

# 2️⃣ Unzip the package (replace path if needed) unzip /path/to/plusagency-v3.4.zip

# 5️⃣ Optional – add a plugin cd plugins npx plusagency-plugin init my-plugin # develop, then restart backend docker compose restart backend You now have a fully functional PlusAgency v3.4 instance, a clear path to extend it with custom plugins, and a production checklist to keep it secure and performant. Dive in, experiment with the AI suggestions, and start modeling your content—your headless CMS adventure begins here. Dive in, experiment with the AI suggestions, and

my-awesome-plugin/ ├─ src/ │ ├─ index.ts │ └─ routes.ts ├─ package.json └─ plusagency-plugin.json # metadata for marketplace # In the plugin directory npm install npm run dev # hot‑reload with ts-node The backend automatically discovers plugins in plugins/ at start‑up. If you add a new plugin while the stack is running, just restart the backend: