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Installation

Server requirements

  • Your document root must be configurable (most local development tools and webhosts should support this)
  • PHP >= 8.3 with the following extensions: BCMath, Ctype, Fileinfo, JSON, Mbstring, Tokenizer, XML
  • Composer
  • WP-CLI

Installing Radicle

Radicle requires purchasing a Radicle license to get access to the codebase. Once Radicle has been purchased, you can use the Roots Dashboard to generate an invitation to the GitHub repository or download the latest release.

After you've accepted the invitation to the GitHub repository, navigate to the releases to download the latest version of Radicle.

Tip

Are you building new sites often? Create your own private repo with the Radicle codebase and modify it to fit your needs. Radicle should be treated as a boilerplate/starting point, and not a framework.

Although it is possible to retrofit an existing project with Radicle, we recommend using Radicle on a new project.

Unzip the contents of the latest Radicle release into your new project's directory. Make sure all of the hidden files (such as .gitignore) are included in your project directory.