- First steps
- Installers
- Plugins
Install and manage plugins
July 23, 2017
Install plugins
You can install any plugin with the add command plus the plugin name:
$ gorilla plugin add composer_and_pear
In this example we are installing the Composer & PEAR plugin.
Some plugins need a GorillaJS user account to use it. In this installation process you’ll have to put your account data to continue. In this article you can find more information about how to have a GorillaJS account.
Uninstall plugins
To uninstall a plugin you have to use the remove command adding the plugin name:
$ gorilla plugin remove composer_and_pear
Have a plugins list
To have a list with the plugins you have installed you can use the command list:
$ gorilla plugin list
The NodeJS installer
The NodeJS template that comes as a default in GorillaJS uses the Express.js framework to start a server and return a response. This is optional, and once the application is running we can eliminate this server and use the application in any other way.
FAQ’s
Why do you need to free the port 80? Can you make your own installers? Can you use GorillaJS in a remote server?