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ServerMaster Windows v1.0.0

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@adm1nsys adm1nsys released this 26 Oct 00:57

ServerMaster comes to Windows. A local web server in one window: static sites, PHP sites with a database, Node.js apps and your own commands — started, stopped and watched without a terminal.

Download

servermaster-windows-x64.zip — Windows 10 (version 1903 or newer) or Windows 11, 64-bit.

  1. Unzip the archive anywhere, for example into Documents.
  2. Open the ServerMaster folder and run ServerMaster.exe.

No installation and no separate runtime are needed. On first launch Windows SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC" because the app is not signed: choose More info → Run anyway.

What is inside

  • Control — every site with one-click Start / Stop / Restart, live uptime and an animated background that takes the colour of what is running.
  • Profiles — a template gallery with PHP, Node.js, Python, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Laravel and more; PHP 8.2–8.5 side by side, one version per profile.
  • Printing & Publishing templates:
    • Web-to-Print Showcase — a complete print shop in one step: WordPress and WooCommerce in Ukrainian, products with format, paper, run and finish options and prices, delivery, payment and sample orders. It starts and opens in the browser by itself.
    • Web-to-Print Store — WordPress, WooCommerce and Printcart Integration as a starting point for your own store.
    • Print Shop CRM — a self-hosted CRM for a print shop on Node.js and SQLite.
  • Console — live server logs with filtering, plus built-in PowerShell and Command Prompt tabs.
  • Database — a separate MariaDB on port 3307 with the Adminer panel that signs in by itself.
  • Dependencies — PHP, Node.js, Python, MariaDB and the rest installed through WinGet or verified downloads.
  • Files — hidden and config files (.htaccess, .env, wp-config.php) with an editor, search and replace.
  • Backups — snapshots of a site's files and database, by hand or on a schedule.
  • Diagnostics and Ports — what is wrong when everything looks installed, and which process holds which port.
  • System tray controls, English and Ukrainian interface.

Quitting ServerMaster stops every server, the database and the admin panel and frees their ports — nothing keeps running in the background.

Checksum

SHA-256 of servermaster-windows-x64.zip:
d4c2ba6b13fafee70b34364385a5fab8650967e2fa47daea441a67dc2a68587b

ServerMaster macOS v2.0.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 Sep 19:06

ServerMaster for macOS v2.0.0 focuses on making local server work easier to control, inspect, and repeat.

What's new:

  • Redesigned SwiftUI interface with a faster control dashboard, glass-style panels, and richer status cards.
  • Profile control improvements for starting, stopping, opening, and inspecting local servers.
  • Database workspace with browsing, editing, SQL execution, imports, and a bundled/admin web panel.
  • Project/template helpers for common PHP and CMS workflows.
  • Diagnostics, health checks, domain tracing, waiting messages, and improved logs.
  • Backups and snapshots for local profile data.
  • Safari extension and desktop monitor/widget targets.
  • Bundled ServerMaster CLI helper built from the monorepo CLI package.
  • Updated website, wiki, and update-check links for the new repository structure.
  • Universal macOS build for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
  • macOS project source snapshot as a separate zip archive.

Notes:

  • This build is unsigned and not notarized.
  • macOS 14 or later is required.
  • GitHub Actions artifacts are temporary; this release asset is the durable download.

ServerMaster macOS v1.2.0

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@adm1nsys adm1nsys released this 13 Sep 13:05

ServerMaster 1.2 focuses on profile setup, release reliability, and cleaner project links for the new repository structure.

Highlights:

  • Added profile presets for common workflows, including static sites, CMS projects, and single-page applications.
  • Added shared documentation links inside the app, pointing to the GitHub Pages wiki and relevant guide sections.
  • Update checks now open the matching GitHub release page instead of relying on old repository folders.
  • The app now uses updates/maclastversion.txt as the macOS update source.
  • Expanded the lightweight test suite and shared Xcode test scheme for cleaner CI/local validation.
  • Universal macOS build for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with macOS 14 Sonoma as the minimum target.

Downloads:

  • ServerMaster v1.2.app.zip — ready-to-run macOS app archive.
  • ServerMaster v1.2.zip — source snapshot for this release.
  • SHA256SUMS.txt — checksums for verifying downloaded archives.

Note: this build is not signed or notarized yet, so macOS may show the standard first-launch warning for apps from an unidentified developer.

ServerMaster CLI v1.0.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 Sep 18:07

ServerMaster CLI v1.0.0 brings the ServerMaster control flow to the terminal.

What is included:

  • Interactive terminal control screen with fixed navigation between sections.
  • Settings screen with CLI version, update channel, automatic update status, site/wiki links, and local paths.
  • CLI update commands: update check, update install --yes, and update auto on|off|status.
  • macOS universal binary for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
  • Release checksum for download verification.

Notes:

  • This release is marked as a pre-release while CLI packaging and future Linux targets are being stabilized.
  • This build is unsigned and not notarized.
  • Linux glibc and Linux musl builds are planned for the same CLI release line after platform-specific code is isolated.

ServerMaster macOS v1.1.0

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@adm1nsys adm1nsys released this 13 Sep 12:57

ServerMaster 1.1 continues the macOS desktop app release line with a broader local-server workflow and a universal build for modern Macs.

Highlights:

  • Universal macOS build for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
  • Apache engine support for static sites and PHP projects that rely on .htaccess.
  • Web database admin panel support with bundled Adminer and optional phpMyAdmin integration.
  • Improved release/update links for the new repository structure.

Downloads:

  • ServerMaster v1.1.app.zip — ready-to-run macOS app archive.
  • ServerMaster v1.1.zip — source snapshot for this release.
  • SHA256SUMS.txt — checksums for verifying downloaded archives.

Note: this build is not signed or notarized yet, so macOS may show the standard first-launch warning for apps from an unidentified developer.

ServerMaster for macOS 1.0

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@adm1nsys adm1nsys released this 11 Sep 15:30

ServerMaster 1.0 for macOS

ServerMaster is a native macOS application for configuring and running local development servers from a single interface.

It provides reusable server profiles, process controls, logs, port inspection, dependency checks, local HTTPS certificate tools, and local database management. Supported server workflows include Node.js, http-server, Python http.server, PHP, Nginx with PHP-FPM, Caddy, and custom commands.

This release preserves the original 1.0 application behaviour. The repository migration only changed the project layout, update-version path, and build configuration.

Compatibility

  • macOS 14 or later
  • Apple Silicon and Intel Macs
  • Universal binary: arm64 and x86_64
  • Build identifier: arm.27.0.b6.uni

Downloads

  • ServerMaster v1.0.app.zip — ready-to-run macOS application
  • ServerMaster v1.0.zip — macOS 1.0 source snapshot
  • SHA256SUMS.txt — checksums for verifying the downloaded archives

Important: unsigned build

This application is not signed or notarized with an Apple Developer ID. macOS may block it the first time you try to open it.

After attempting to open the application, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and select Open Anyway.

Only override this warning if you downloaded ServerMaster from this official repository.

Known issues and current limitations are documented in macos/TODO.md.