linkding | Self-hosted bookmark manager that is designed be to be minimal, fast, and easy to set up using Docke | Privacy library

The easiest way to run linkding is to use Docker. The Docker image is compatible with ARM platforms, so it can be run on a Raspberry Pi.
To install linkding using Docker you can just run the image from the Docker registry:. By default the application runs on port 9090, but you can map it to a different host port by modifying the command above.
If you are using a Linux system you can use the following shell script for an automated setup. The script does basically everything described above, but also handles updating an existing container to a new application version (technically replaces the existing container with a new container built from a newer image, while mounting the same data folder). The script can be configured using shell variables - for more details have a look at the script itself.
To install linkding using docker-compose you can use the docker-compose.yml file. Copy the .env.sample file to .env and set your parameters, then run:.
Finally you need to create a user so that you can access the application. Replace the credentials in the following command and run it:. The command will prompt you for a secure password. After the command has completed you can start using the application by logging into the UI with your credentials.
If you can not or don't want to use Docker you can install the application manually on your server. To do so you can basically follow the steps from the Development section below while cross-referencing the Dockerfile and bootstrap.sh on how to make the application production-ready.
Create a virtual environment for the application (https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html):.