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Guidelines for documentation.
This documentation exists in the Puter repository.
You may be reading this on the GitHub wiki instead, which we generate
from the repository docs. These docs are always under a directory
named doc/.
From ./contributors/structure.md:
The top-level
docdirectory contains the file you're reading right now. Its scope is documentation for using and contributing to Puter in general, and linking to more specific documentation in other places.All
docdirectories will have aREADME.mdwhich should be considered as the index file for the documentation. All documentation under adocdirectory should be accessible via a path of links starting fromREADME.md.
- When "A is B", bold "is": "A is B" (
A **is** B) - When "A is not B", bold "not": "A is not B" (
A is **not** B)
This wiki is generated from the repository. Do not edit files the wiki.
You are reading documentation for Puter, an open-source high-level operating system.
Getting started with Puter on localhost is as simple as:
git clone https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter.git
npm install
npm run start- Index (README.md)
- api drivers
- Group Endpoints
- Notification Endpoints
- Share Endpoints
- Type-Tagged Objects
- Comment Prefixes
- contributors vscode
- Local Email Testing
- Puter Extensions
- Repository Structure and Tooling
- Configuring Domains for Self-Hosted Puter
- Configuring Puter
- First Run Issues
- self_hosters config_values
- self_hosters support
- Self-Hosting Puter
- Backend Style
- Puter Backend - Directory Structure
- Puter Backend Boot Sequence
- Puter Kernel Moduels and Services
- Batch and Symlinks
- Metered Services and Cost Management
- Protected Apps and Subdomains
- Service Scripts
- Index (README.md)
- Configuring AI Services
- PuterAI API Request Examples
- src backend src modules puterai config
####### For Contributors