💾Installation

Gitamic is installed via Composer.

Before you install Gitamic, make sure your system and application meets the Requirements.

Composer

To install Gitamic, you must use Composer.

Gitamic is not available on the public Composer package repository Packagist, so to install Gitamic, we must first tell Composer how to find it.

To do that, you must add the private repository URL to the repositories array in your composer.json:

"repositories": [
  {
    "type": "composer",
    "url": "https://gitamic.composer.sh"
  }
],

Then, you can install the package via Composer as you'd expect:

composer require simonhamp/gitamic

The first time you run this, you'll be prompted to authenticate against the private package repository:

Loading composer repositories with package information
Authentication required (gitamic.composer.sh):
  Username: 
  Password: 

The authentication details will depend on where you purchased your license:

Anystack

• Username: Your Anystack account email address.

• Password: Your license key followed by a colon : and the domain name you entered when activating your license. For example: 9227fd74-ed29-4d1a-ad75-0bc41bea16a9:abc-widgets.com

Don't forget to activate your license first!

Statamic Marketplace

Your Statamic Marketplace license for Gitamic has been migrated to Anystack.

You should have received an email encouraging you to sign up for an Anystack Customer account.

Your license key is associated with the email address you originally used to purchase Gitamic from the Statamic Marketplace. To retrieve it, please register with Anystack using the same email address.

• Username: Your Anystack account email address

• Password: Your license key is available in your Anystack dashboard

There is no need to activate your license code

All Statamic Marketplace licenses have been upgraded to Gitamic Pro! Make sure you change your config/statamic/editions.php

Your Anystack email address cannot be changed. If you cannot remember your license key and no longer have access to that email account, you will need to purchase another license

Consider saving these details to your auth.json file so that you don't need to enter them every time you run a composer install or composer update