Setup Commune

To setup commune clone the repo and run the following commands

1. Clone the Commune Repository: Open your terminal or command prompt and clone the Commune repository from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/commune-ai/commune.git

2. Pull the Submodules: Navigate to the cloned Commune repository and pull the submodules:

cd commune
make pull # or git submodule update --init --recursive --force

Now you have two paths, you can either run commune with docker or without docker

Please note that running commune outside of docker will require you to install the dependencies yourself. If you are running commune with docker, you can skip to the next section.

Setting up Commune With Docker

Ensure that you have Docker installed on your machine. If you don't, you can follow the official Docker installation guide for your operating system.

3. Build the Docker Image: Navigate to the cloned Commune repository and build the Docker image using the provided Dockerfile, This can be done via the docker-compsoe file.:

docker-compose up # or docker build -t commune .

4. Run Commune in Docker: Start a Docker container with the Commune image:

docker-compose up

5. Enter the Docker Container: Enter the Docker container:

make enter # or docker exec -it commune bash

To exit the container, run the following command:

exit

To run commands inside the container, you can use the following command:

docker exec -it commune bash -c "c modules"

To Kill the container, run the following command:

docker-compose down

Congratulations! Commune is now set up and running inside a Docker container.

Setting up Commune Without Docker

2. Install Dependencies: Navigate to the cloned Commune repository and install the required dependencies:

cd commune
pip install -e ./

const teste = 'teste'

3. install npm pm2 This is required for the webserver to run

chmod +x ./scripts/* # make sure the scripts are executable
sudo ./scripts/install_npm_env.sh

4. Check if commune is installed correctly, try running the following command

c modules

That's it! Commune is now set up and ready to roll on your local machine.

Whether you choose to set up Commune with Docker or without it, you're all set to leverage the power of Commune and connect your Python objects in a collaborative ecosystem. Have fun exploring the possibilities and making the most out of Commune!

Note: Make sure to follow the official Commune documentation for detailed instructions and additional configuration options.

Ensure the port range is open or change the port range to a range of open ports for your module to be served on

# check the port range
c port_range

c set_port_range 8000 9000 # set the port range to 8000-9000