WemX v3 Installer

One-command installer for WemX.

bash <(curl -s https://sh.wemx.net/install.sh)

Run it as root. The installer:

Checks the system (OS, architecture, memory, disk, internet, port conflicts) and lists which components are already installed.
Asks for your domain, install directory, web server (Nginx or Apache), database (MariaDB/MySQL, PostgreSQL, or none) and SSL.
Installs only what is missing: PHP 8.3+ with the required extensions, Composer, the web server, the database server and Certbot.
Downloads the latest WemX release from GitHub, creates .env, generates APP_KEY and sets permissions (including SELinux contexts on RHEL-based systems).
Writes the web server site config, the scheduler (/etc/cron.d/wemx) and the queue worker (wemx.service).
Opens ports 80/443 in UFW or firewalld if one is active, and requests a Let's Encrypt certificate.
Prints the database credentials and the link to the web installer (/install). They are also saved to /root/wemx-install-info.txt.

Supported systems

Family	Versions
Ubuntu	22.04, 24.04 and newer
Debian	11, 12, 13
RHEL / Rocky / AlmaLinux / Oracle / CentOS Stream	8, 9, 10
Fedora	40+

x86_64 and arm64. Other Debian or RHEL derivatives work with a warning.

bash <(curl -s https://sh.wemx.net/install.sh) -y \
  --domain panel.example.com --webserver nginx --database mysql \
  --ssl --email you@example.com

Option	Description
`-d, --domain`	Domain (or IP) WemX will be served on
`--dir`	Install directory (default `/var/www/wemx`)
`--webserver`	`nginx` or `apache`
`--database`	`mysql`, `pgsql` or `none`
`--ssl` / `--no-ssl`	Request a Let's Encrypt certificate or not
`--email`	Email for Let's Encrypt notices
`--php`	Force a PHP version, e.g. `8.4`
`--version`	Install a specific WemX release tag
`-y, --yes`	Non-interactive, accept defaults
`--force`	Continue on an unsupported OS or non-empty directory
`--no-color`, `--no-animation`	Plain output (useful for CI logs)

GITHUB_TOKEN can be set to avoid GitHub API rate limits.

The installer log is written to /var/log/wemx-install.log.