Frappe Builder

• Open-source visual website builder for creating responsive web pages.
• Provides a drag-and-drop interface with reusable components and layouts.
• Supports customizable styling, themes, sections, and page elements.
• Integrates with the Frappe Framework and Frappe-based applications.
• Supports reusable web components for faster website development.
• Provides a web-based interface for designing and managing website pages.
• Self-hostable and suitable for development, internal applications, and production websites.

Frappe Builder Usage:

$sudo su

$cd /opt/frappe-builder

# Check running Frappe Builder containers

$docker compose ps

# Check Docker containers

$docker ps

# Access the Frappe Builder container

$docker exec -it frappe-builder-frappe-1 bash

# Navigate to the Frappe Bench directory

$cd /home/frappe/frappe-bench

# List installed Frappe applications

$bench list-apps

# Check Frappe Builder application files

$ls -la /home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/builder

# Check Frappe Builder version

$grep -R "__version__" /home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/builder/builder/__init__.py

# Exit the container

$exit

# Check Frappe Builder logs

$docker compose logs --tail=100

# Follow Frappe Builder logs

$docker compose logs -f

# Restart Frappe Builder services

$docker compose restart

# Stop Frappe Builder

$docker compose down

# Start Frappe Builder

$docker compose up -d

Accessing Frappe Builder:

# Check the server IP

$hostname -I

# Check port 8000

$ss -lntp | grep :8000

# Allow port 8000 through UFW

$ufw allow 8000/tcp

After starting the services, Frappe Builder can be accessed through a web browser using the server IP address and the configured application port, for example:

http://YOUR_SERVER_IP:8000

Disclaimer:

Frappe Builder is an independent open-source website and low-code application builder maintained by the Frappe open-source community. It is self-hostable and intended for creating and managing websites and web pages. Frappe Builder is not affiliated with or endorsed by AWS or any other cloud provider.