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### Initialize Thrive Local Directory (MacOS)

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/how-tos/install

This snippet demonstrates how to set up a local working directory for Thrive on MacOS using the DMG installation. It involves creating a directory, navigating into it, and then invoking the Thrive CLI with an initialization command.

```bash
mkdir my-thrive-work-dir # A dir where you manage local Thrive data.
cd my-thrive-work-dir
/Applications/Thrive.app/Contents/MacOS/thrive init --help
```

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### Initialize Workspace via CLI

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/concepts/workspaces

Demonstrates how to initialize a new workspace using the `thrive init` command in the Command Line Interface (CLI) application. This is a fundamental step for setting up a new user account.

```bash
thrive init
```

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### Run Thrive Application with Docker Compose

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/how-tos/self-hosting

Starts the Thrive application services in detached mode using Docker Compose and then follows the logs to monitor the application's startup process. Ensure Docker is installed and running.

```bash
sudo docker compose up -d
docker compose logs -f
```

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### Download Thrive Configuration Files

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/how-tos/self-hosting

Downloads essential configuration files for Thrive using wget. These files include docker-compose.yaml, nginx.conf, and web UI configurations. Ensure you have wget installed and execute these commands in your desired directory.

```bash
wget https://github.com/horia141/thrive/releases/latest/download/compose.yaml
wget https://github.com/horia141/thrive/releases/latest/download/nginx.conf
wget https://github.com/horia141/thrive/releases/latest/download/webui.conf
wget https://github.com/horia141/thrive/releases/latest/download/webui.nodomain.conf
```

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### Enable Docker as a Systemd Service

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/how-tos/self-hosting

Enables the Docker service to start automatically on system boot using systemd. This command requires superuser privileges.

```bash
sudo systemctl enable docker
```

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### Thrive CLI Common Commands

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/concepts/clients

Examples of typical command interactions with the Thrive CLI. These commands cover showing inbox tasks, updating task status, garbage collection, and generating reports.

```bash
thrive inbox-task-show

```

```bash
thrive inbox-task-update --id 5 --status done

```

```bash
thrive gc

```

```bash
thrive report

```

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### Create and Configure .env File for Thrive

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/how-tos/self-hosting

Creates a .env file and populates it with essential environment variables for your Thrive instance. This includes setting a public name, domain, and generating secure secrets for authentication and session cookies using openssl. Modify 'PUBLIC_NAME' and 'DOMAIN' to your specific values.

```bash
touch .env
echo "PUBLIC_NAME=Horia's Thrive" >> .env # Use your own name here
echo "DOMAIN=my-thrive-instance.com" >> .env # Use your own value here
echo "AUTH_TOKEN_SECRET=$(openssl rand -base64 32)" >> .env
echo "SESSION_COOKIE_SECRET=$(openssl rand -base64 32)" >> .env
```

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### Thrive CLI Help Command

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/concepts/clients

Displays online help for the Thrive CLI application. This is the primary method to understand available commands and their options.

```bash
thrive --help

```

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### Garbage Collect Tasks with CLI

Source: https://docs.get-thriving.com/how-tos/do-garbage-collection

Manually trigger garbage collection for tasks and big plans using the CLI application. This archives completed items, removing them from the inbox task view while retaining accessibility. No external dependencies are required beyond the CLI tool itself.

```bash
thrive gc
```
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