Directus is a real-time API and App dashboard for managing SQL database content.
Welcome to the preview release of the next major version of Directus.
NOTE: This is pre-release software and should be treated as such. DO NOT use this in production. Migrations between versions aren't provided, and breaking changes might happen at any release.
Directus requires NodeJS 10+
We've created a little CLI tool you can use to quickly start up a Directus project. You can use it by running:
npx create-directus-project my-project
or using yarn:
yarn create directus-project my-project
on the command line. This will create the given directory, setup the configuration, and install the database.
To update an existing Directus project, navigate to your project directory and run:
npm update
Please report any and all quirks / issues you come across as an issue.
Pull requests are more than welcome and always appreciated. Seeing this is in active development, please make sure to reach out a member of the core team in an issue or on Discord before you start working on a feature or bug to ensure you don't work on the same thing as somebody else :)
Directus is a GPLv3-licensed open source project with development made possible by support from our core team, contributors, and sponsors. It's not easy building premium open-source software; if you would like to help ensure Directus stays free, please consider becoming a sponsor.
Directus is released under the GPLv3 license. Monospace Inc. owns all Directus trademarks and logos on behalf of our project's community. Copyright © 2006-2020, Monospace Inc.
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Directus is a real-time API and App dashboard for managing SQL database content
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