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The first step in installing microfeed is to fork the repository to your personal or organizational GitHub account.

Fork microfeed

1

Navigate to the fork page

Click on https://github.com/microfeed/microfeed/fork to fork the repository.
2

Choose your account

Select whether you want to fork the repository to your personal account or to an organization you manage.
3

Complete the fork

GitHub will create a copy of the microfeed repository under your account.

Understanding your fork

Your forked repository is a complete copy of the original microfeed code. This approach allows you to:
  • Keep your installation separate from the main project
  • Customize the code if needed (though most users won’t need to)
  • Sync updates from the main repository when new features are released
  • Use GitHub Actions to deploy directly to Cloudflare
You likely won’t need to modify any code in your forked repository. Simply fork it and keep it synced for future updates.

What’s next

Now that you have your own copy of the repository, you need to configure the secrets that will allow GitHub Actions to deploy your microfeed instance to Cloudflare.

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