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Official OSX, Windows, and Linux Desktop Clients for Rocket.Chat

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Desktop application for Rocket.Chat available for macOS, Windows and Linux using Electron.

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You can download the latest version from the Releases page.

Launch the installer and follow the instructions to install.

On Windows you can run a silent install by adding the /S flag. You can also add the options below:

• /S — Silent install
• /allusers — Install for all users (requires admin)
• /currentuser — Install only the for current user (default)
• /disableAutoUpdates — Disable automatic updates

Now just clone and start the app:

git clone https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat.Electron.git cd Rocket.Chat.Electron yarn yarn start

The source is located in the src folder. Everything in this folder will be built automatically when running the app with yarn start .

The build process compiles all stuff from the src folder and puts it into the app folder, so after the build has finished, your app folder contains the full, runnable application.

Following the ongoing changes in Rocket.Chat codebase, the app was rewritten in TypeScript 4 to address issues regarding maintainability.

The build process is founded upon rollup bundler. There are three entry files for your code:

• src/main.ts , the script running at the main Electron process, orchestrating the whole application;
• src/rootWindow.ts , the script that renders the UI of the root window, the app’s main window;
• and src/preload.ts , which runs in a privileged mode to connect the app and the webviews rendering Rocket.Chat’s web client.

Remember to respect the split between dependencies and devDependencies in package.json file. Only modules listed in dependencies will be included into distributable app.

Follow the installation instruction on node-gyp readme.

You will need to install the following packages:

build-essential libevas-dev libxss-dev

You will need to install the following packages:

libX11 libXScrnSaver-devel gcc-c++

On Windows 7 you may have to follow option 2 of the node-gyp install guide and install Visual Studio.

We use Jest testing framework with the Jest electron runner. It searches for all files in src directory that match the glob pattern *.(spec|test). .

To package your app into an installer use command:

It will start the packaging process for operating system you are running this command on. Ready for distribution file will be outputted to dist directory.

All packaging actions are handled by electron-builder. It has a lot of customization options.

The servers.json file will define what servers the client will connect to and will populate the server list in the sidebar. It contains a list of default servers which will be added the first time the user runs the app (or when all servers are removed from the list). The file syntax is as follows:

< "Demo Rocket Chat": "https://demo.rocket.chat", "Open Rocket Chat": "https://open.rocket.chat" >

You can bundle a servers.json with the install package, the file should be located in the root of the project application (same level as the package.json ). If the file is found, the initial «Connect to server» screen will be skipped and it will attempt to connect to the first server in the array that has been defined and drop the user right at the login screen. Note that the servers.json will only be checked if no other servers have already been added, even if you uninstall the app without removing older preferences, it will not be triggered again.

If you can’t (or don’t want to) bundle the file inside the app, you can create a servers.json in the user preferences folder which will overwrite the packaged one. The file should be located in the %APPDATA%/Rocket.Chat/ folder or the installation folder in case of an installation for all users (Windows only).

For Windows, the full paths are:

On macOS, the full path is:

On Linux, the full paths are:

You can override the user settings by creating an overridden-settings.json in the user preferences folder. The file should be located in the %APPDATA%/Rocket.Chat/ folder or the installation folder in case of an installation for all users (Windows only).

Every setting set on the file will override the default and user settings. Then you can use it for disabling the default features like auto-update and even create a single server mode.

The settings that can be overridden are:

Setting	Description
«isReportEnabled»: true,	Sets if the bugs will be reported to developers.
«isInternalVideoChatWindowEnabled»: true,	Sets the video calls will be opened in an internal window.
«isFlashFrameEnabled»: true,	Sets if the flash frame will be enabled.
«isMinimizeOnCloseEnabled»: false,	Sets if the app will be minimized on close.
«doCheckForUpdatesOnStartup»: true,	Sets if the app will check for updates on startup.
«isMenuBarEnabled»: true,	Sets if the menu bar will be enabled.
«isTrayIconEnabled»: true,	Enables Tray Icon, the app will be hidden to the tray on close. Overrides «isMinimizeOnCloseEnabled»
«isUpdatingEnabled»: true,	Sets if the app can be updated by the user.
«isAddNewServersEnabled»: true,	Sets if the user can add new servers.

If the setting «isAddNewServersEnabled»: false is set, the user will not be able to add new servers. The buttons and shortcuts will be disabled. Then you will have to add the server to the servers.json file. With this, you can create a single server mode or just don’t let the user to add new servers by his own.

When isTrayIconEnabled is enabled, the app will be hidden on close. When isMinimizeOnCloseEnabled is enabled, the app will be minimized on close. When both are disabled, the app will quit on close.

Released under the MIT license.

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Official OSX, Windows, and Linux Desktop Clients for Rocket.Chat

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Rocket.Chat Desktop App

Official OSX, Windows, and Linux Desktop Clients for Rocket.Chat

This is an exact mirror of the Rocket.Chat Desktop App project, hosted at https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat.Electron. SourceForge is not affiliated with Rocket.Chat Desktop App. For more information, see the SourceForge Open Source Mirror Directory.

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Install Rocket.Chat

Enterprise Edition features can be unlocked with a free trial or by purchasing a subscription license key.

Ubuntu

Ubuntu

Installation

Install Rocket.Chat server on Ubuntu or any Ubuntu derivatives with a single snap command.

The snap contains Rocket.Chat, MongoDB and a reverse proxy for a small-scale production deployment.
We also have instructions for a more scalable systemd-based manual installation.

Enterprise Edition features can be unlocked with a free trial or by purchasing a subscription license key.

Debian

Debian

Installation

Install Rocket.Chat server with a single snap command.

The snap contains Rocket.Chat, MongoDB and a reverse proxy for a small-scale production deployment.
We also have instructions for a more scalable systemd-based manual installation.

Enterprise Edition features can be unlocked with a free trial or by purchasing a subscription license key.

Kubernetes

Kubernetes

Installation

Install Rocket.Chat on any Kubernetes cluster using Helm for a production-ready, highly scalable, self-healing deployment.

Enterprise Edition features can be unlocked with a free trial or by purchasing a subscription license key.

Red Hat

Red Hat

Installation

Install Rocket.Chat server on any RPM-based distro (CentOS, RedHat, RockyLinux, etc) with a single snap command.

The snap contains Rocket.Chat, MongoDB and a reverse proxy for a small-scale production deployment.
We also have instructions for a more scalable systemd-based manual installation.

Enterprise Edition features can be unlocked with a free trial or by purchasing a subscription license key.

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