Lightweight and easy-to-use repository manager for Maven based artifacts in JVM ecosystem.
This is simple, extensible and scalable self-hosted solution to replace managers like Nexus, Archiva or Artifactory, with reduced resources consumption.
⛔ Main sources refers to the alpha version of Reposilite 3.x that is under heavy development.
If you're looking for docs and sources of Reposilite 2.x, visit 2.x branch: Reposilite 2.x
To run Reposilite for your personal needs you should assign around 16MB of RAM and at least Java 8+ installed.
For huge public repositories you can adjust memory limit and even size of used thread pools in the configuration.
# Launching a standalone JAR file
$ java -Xmx16M -jar reposilite-3.0.0-alpha.19.jar
# Using a Docker
$ docker pull dzikoysk/reposilite:3.0.0-alpha.19Visit official guide to read more about extra parameters and configuration details.
- Reposilite - Official Guide
- Publishing your artifacts to the Reposilite - a new self-hosted repository manager
Users' stories
Thanks to all contributors and people that decided to donate the project ❤️
| Monthly | GitHub Sponsors |
| One time | zzmgck with $190, milkyway0308 with $20, alexwhb with $15, EthanDevelops with $6, Rob with $5 |
And maybe someday... also you will \(^-^)/
Recommended tool to develop backend module is IntelliJ IDE, for frontend it might be e.g. VSC.
# Run only backend through CLI
$ ./gradlew run
# Run only frontend
$ cd reposilite-frontend && npm run i && npm run full
# Run only Reposilite site
$ cd reposilite-site/website && npm run i && npm run startReposilite 3.x
- Reposilite Backend: Kotlin with Coroutines + Javalin + Exposed + JUnit + (DDD + Hexagonal Architecture)
- Reposilite Frontend: Vue3 + Vite + Windicss
- Reposilite Site: React.js + Docusaurus
Reposilite 2.x
- Reposilite Backend: Java + Javalin (Jetty) + Groovy (JUnit) + (DDD)
- Reposilite Frontend: Vue2 + Pug + Stylus + Tailwindcss
- Reposilite Site: React.js + Docusaurus
Reposilite 1.x
- Reposilite: Java + NanoHTTPD