🛠️Manually

💻 Download the code from GitHub

Go to releases on our GitHub repo and download the latest release available. Upload it to your VPS or NodeJS Server and unzip it.

⚙️ Editing settings

Now open settings.json and edit the file as you need, we recommend changing the following (options are explained more in the settings.json reference):

The name and logo
"name": "Lapsus Client",
  "logo": {
    "url": "/assets/img/logo_background.png"
  },
The port and secret
"website": {
    "port": 8000,
    "secret": "changeme"
  },
Pterodactyl settings
"pterodactyl": {
    "domain": "https://panel.yourdomain.com",
    "key": "ptla_",
    "account_key": "ptlc_"
  }
Discord OAuth2 settings
"oauth2": {
    "_comment": "Go to https://discord.dev/ and create an application to set these up.",
    "id": "",
    "secret": "",
    "link": "http://localhost:8080",
    [...]
On the Discord Developer Portal, your Redirect must end with "/callback"

💉 Starting the Client

Start the NodeJS Server with the "Start" button if you are using a Pterodactyl Server.

If you are using a VPS, go to the Lapsus directory and run node .

You should see something like this:

If you see this, congratulations! You have setup everything correctly to use Lapsus Client

Now login using the URL you setup and you will be ready to login for the first time!

Lapsus Client - Login page

🕛 Running Lapsus Client even if you close SSH

Follow these commands to make Lapsus Client work 24/7:

sudo npm install -g forever

Check your on the LapsusClient folder

forever node .

After this, Lapsus Cient will be running 24/7 on your VPS even if you close the SSH Client (ex. PuTTY)

✔️ All done!

To see your next steps, continue on to the following pages:

💬Configuring Discord📄settings.json🧩Extensions and Themes🚈Configuring a Reverse Proxy
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