Chess Asked by Amlan Saha Kundu on February 3, 2021
Lichess is a free, Ad-free and Open-Source chess server. To me, it has the best STUDY option over the internet. I am thinking whether it’s possible or not to host a localhost setup using the source code of lichess into my PC. The sole reason is to use it for studying the game.
Since Stockfish.js is available, I am thinking to retain the web layout.
By the way, I have tried Scid Vs PC with the free database, provided by Lichess, but its UI and UX is not at all refined. So, my question is,
"Has anyone tried to host Lichess to their local machine, that ran smoothly offline? If not, is it possible to do so ?"
Yes. I did it a little while ago. It's of course possible. You will need to be technical capable of doing it as it won't be like a one-click installer.
Answered by SmallChess on February 3, 2021
"Has anyone tried to host Lichess to their local machine, that ran smoothly offline? If not, is it possible to do so ?"
I was asked to do such a thing a couple of years ago as a paid project. I'm retired and really have no interest in doing paid work so I handed on the idea to one of my sons who is a young and very enthusiastic software engineer.
He had a look at this but what put him off was that it uses a strange programming language (Scala?) and the non-relational database MongoDB. He happily installed the programming language and had a play but baulked at MongoDB. He ended up declining the project as what was being offered came nowhere near matching the amount of work involved according to his estimation.
If you seriously want to pursue this then this github page would be a good place to start.
Answered by Brian Towers on February 3, 2021
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