WebScript (wbs) 🚀

WebScript is a modern, high-performance Domain-Specific Language (DSL) and package manager for reverse proxies and static web servers. Written in Go, it replaces complex Nginx setups with clean, readable code.

Additionally, WebScript automatically handles HTTPS certificates (Let's Encrypt) for all your domains!

Features

• Readable Syntax: Much simpler than Nginx or Apache.
• High-Performance: Powered by Go's extremely fast net/http engine.
• Auto-HTTPS: No more manual Certbot certificates.
• Package Manager: Install third-party modules via wbs install.

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📦 Installation

🚀 Universal Install (Linux & macOS)

The absolute easiest way to install WebScript anywhere is via our automated installation script. Just open your terminal and run:

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LukasYTTT/webscript/main/install.sh | bash

(Requires Go and Git to be installed)

For Arch Linux Users (via AUR)

You can easily install WebScript using the Arch User Repository (AUR):

git clone https://github.com/LukasYTTT/webscript.git
cd webscript
makepkg -si

(This will soon be available directly via yay -S webscript!)

Arch Linux (AUR)

If you are using Arch Linux, you can easily install WebScript via the AUR using yay:

yay -S webscript-git

Debian / Ubuntu

For Debian or Ubuntu, you can build a standard .deb package to easily install and manage WebScript using apt:

git clone https://github.com/LukasYTTT/webscript.git
cd webscript
chmod +x build_deb.sh
./build_deb.sh
sudo apt install ./webscript_1.0.0_amd64.deb

Manual Installation (All Linux)

You need Go installed on your system.

git clone https://github.com/LukasYTTT/webscript.git
cd webscript
go build -o wbs .
sudo mv wbs /usr/local/bin/wbs

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🛠 Usage

1. Interactive Setup

You no longer need to write configs by hand! Just use the interactive generator:

sudo wbs create

This will ask you for your domain, path, and proxy settings, and automatically generate a perfect configuration file in /etc/wbs/confs/.

2. Start the System Service

To start WebScript as a professional background daemon (like Nginx):

sudo wbs service
sudo systemctl start wbs

You can now manage it via systemctl:

• sudo systemctl restart wbs
• sudo systemctl status wbs

Syntax Checking

To test if your configs are valid without restarting the server:

wbs -t /etc/wbs/confs/

Local Testing (Dev Mode)

To test a config locally without HTTPS (starts on port 8080):

wbs run /etc/wbs/confs/ --dev

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📚 Custom Packages & Wiki

wbs install logger

Want to build your own WebScript packages or learn how it works under the hood? Check out our Official Wiki!