is onlook self-hostable?

[t3rry327]

As this is made in typescript (i know with electron but i guess its not too relevant), is there any way of self hosting it?

[Kitenite]

@t3rry327 , yes, you can build and package the app locally and use it without dependencies.

bun run build && cd apps/studio && bun run package

onlook/apps/studio/package.json

Lines 24 to 28 in 0074d5c

	"scripts": {
	"dev": "vite",
	"build": "tsc && vite build",
	"clean": "git clean -xdf dist-electron node_modules",
	"package": "electron-builder",

If you'd like to set up everything, including AI, you can just copy the .env.example into a .env file and fill in all the keys. Does this help?
I can create a doc for this if you run into issues. None of the keys are required to run Onlook but they progressively add more features.

onlook/apps/studio/.env.example

Line 1 in 5042b68

VITE_SUPABASE_API_URL=

[t3rry327]

sorry if i didnt explain myself correctly, i mean WEB-host it

[Kitenite]

Unfortunately, This is not currently doable unless you know of a way of exposing Electron app's front-end

[Kitenite]

What is your usecase here in case we have a better workaround?

[t3rry327]

just wanted to self host a web version using the server hardware and just using the browser to work, but i understand the limitations

[Kitenite]

I'm not aware of a way to do this unfortunately :(