Install FusionExport Server
FusionExport server accepts export requests from FusionExport CLI, SDK clients, and browsers. For most practical use cases, we strongly recommend using the SDK clients for your preferred programming language.
Download
Download FusionExport from here. After downloading:
Unzip the downloaded package.
Open the command-line interface and navigate to the directory containing the unzipped files.
Usage
Mac OS X and Linux
In MacOS or Linus based distribution, open the terminal and run the following commands:
$ chmod +x ./fusionexport
$ ./fusionexport
By default, the FusionExport Server starts on localhost, and listens to port 1337.
FusionExport will run mostly on all the Linux distributions. In case you are unable to run it, use our docker image or reach out to our engineering team or support team and we will help you with the integration.
Windows
Based on the command-line interface of your choice on Windows machines, follow the instructions either for Powershell or Command Prompt.
PowerShell
Execute the batch file fusionexport.bat
:
$ .\fusionexport.bat
Command Prompt
Execute the batch file fusionexport.bat
:
$ start fusionexport.bat
By default, the FusionExport Server starts on localhost, and listens to port 1337.
When you download FusionExport for Windows, you will find executables like
fusionexport.exe
andservice.exe
. Do not run them by double-clicking on the file icons; instead, execute them using either the Command Prompt or the PowerShell.
Docker
Run the following command in the terminal to start the server in docker container:
$ docker-compose up
The above command will complete all the dependencies missing for FusionExport Server. It will start the server and listen to port 1337.
Next Step
After you have installed FusionCharts Server, install FusionExport Server SDK for your preferred programming language from here.