Upgrading

Upgrading Maxun is straightforward, whether you're running it locally or using Docker Compose. Follow the instructions below based on your setup.

Upgrading with Docker Compose

Navigate to your Project Directory

Open your terminal or command prompt and change your current directory to your Maxun project folder (e.g., maxun).
```
cd maxun
```
Stop Running Containers

First, stop any currently running Maxun containers.
```
docker-compose down
```
Remove Old Docker Images (Optional but Recommended)

To free up disk space and ensure you're using the freshest images without any caching issues, remove your old backend and frontend images.

Note: If you're on Windows, run these commands in PowerShell, Git Bash, or WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux), not Command Prompt (CMD).
```
docker rmi getmaxun/maxun-frontend:latest getmaxun/maxun-backend:latest
```
Pull Latest Docker Images

Pull the newest Docker images for your backend and frontend services.
```
docker-compose pull backend frontend
```
Start Maxun

Launch Maxun using the updated Docker images.
```
docker-compose up -d
```

If you've set up Maxun directly on your machine, follow these steps to upgrade to the latest version.

Navigate to your Project Directory

Open your terminal or command prompt and change your current directory to your Maxun project folder (e.g., maxun).
```
cd maxun
```
Pull Latest Changes

Fetch the most recent updates from the master branch of the repository.
```
git pull origin master
```
Install Dependencies

Update your project's dependencies to ensure everything is compatible with the new code.
```
npm install
```
Start Maxun

Launch Maxun.
```
npm run start
```