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How to run Roamgate from source to develop or test it with Roamgate

Install dependencies with Bun and start the server and web app in separate terminals.

Credentials. The loopback development server skips login, so do not expose `bun run dev:server` to other networks or devices.

Who it is forA contributor who wants to change Roamgate or test a fix against a running Herdr server.

The problemTesting a change to the client or server needs the dev servers running against a live Herdr instance.

The outcomeThe development server and web client run locally and load against a running Herdr server.

What you need first

  • A running Herdr server (the README says Roamgate requires one)
  • Linux, macOS, or Windows machine to host Roamgate
  • A browser on the computer and, for mobile use, a phone on the same reachable network or a private remote access setup you have configured
  • Bun 1.4.3 or newer, only if you run Roamgate from source

Steps

  1. Install Bun 1.4.3 or newer and start a Herdr server.
  2. Run bun install --frozen-lockfile in the repository root.
  3. In one terminal, run bun run dev:server.
  4. In a second terminal, run bun run dev:web.
  5. Open the URL printed by the web server, and read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a pull request.

Prompt for your agent

Using the powerfooI/roamgate README, clone the repository and start the dev server and web app against a running Herdr server. Report the URL the web app prints and whether it loads. Verify the page responds before reporting success.

Caveat. The README says only the loopback development server skips login, so keep it bound to loopback and never reachable from other machines.

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