plan4better/goat 是一个托管在 GitHub 上的开源项目，主要使用 TypeScript 编写，采用 GNU General Public License v3.0 许可证，目前获得 177 个 Star、70 次 Fork。
仓库全名
plan4better/goat
README 摘要
GOAT Intelligent software for modern web mapping and integrated planning Website ✨ About GOAT GOAT is a free and open source WebGIS platform. It is an all-in-one solution for integrated planning, with powerful GIS tools, integrated data, and comprehensive accessibility analyses for efficient planning and fact-based decision-making. Try it out in the cloud at goat.plan4better.de For more information check out: GOAT…
Intelligent software for modern web mapping and integrated planning
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✨ About GOAT
GOAT is a free and open source WebGIS platform. It is an all-in-one solution for integrated planning, with powerful GIS tools, integrated data, and comprehensive accessibility analyses for efficient planning and fact-based decision-making.
GOAT is also available as a fully hosted cloud service. If you prefer not to manage your own infrastructure, you can get started instantly with our trial version and choose from one of our available subscription tiers. Get started at goat.plan4better.de.
🖥️ Self-hosting
GOAT runs on your own infrastructure in two ways:
Docker Compose
Kubernetes (Helm)
For
A single Linux server
An existing Kubernetes cluster
Includes
Everything: web app and APIs, login (Keycloak), object storage, PostgreSQL/PostGIS, the Windmill job engine and HTTPS
GOAT’s services, PostgreSQL, Redis and Windmill; you provide S3 storage and, for login, Keycloak
Docker Compose. Every GOAT release ships the bundle as
goat-compose-<version>.tar.gz on its
release page. With Docker
Engine 24+ and Docker Compose 2.23+ installed:
tar xzf goat-compose-<version>.tar.gz && cd goat-compose
./setup.sh # public URL, HTTPS mode, admin email -> .env with generated passwords
docker compose up -d
./smoke.sh # checks the installation end to end
Kubernetes. The Helm chart is published as
oci://ghcr.io/plan4better/charts/goat:
The self-hosting guide compares the two and covers the
configuration, HTTPS, external services, backups and upgrades. The files
behind both live in deploy/: the Compose bundle in
deploy/compose, the chart in
deploy/helm/goat.
Help with self-hosting: questions and bug reports are welcome in
GitHub issues, answered as time
allows. Plan4Better also offers managed on-premise deployment, running GOAT
on your own servers for you: get in touch.
👩⚖️ License
GOAT is a commercial open‑source project. The core platform is licensed under the
GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPLv3),
which allows anyone to use, modify, and distribute the software under the terms of the GPL.
The full platform — including user management, teams, and organizations — is part
of the open-source core. Optional commercial services (hosting, support, and
enterprise capabilities) are available for organizations that need them.
✍️ Contributing
We welcome contributions of all kinds, bug reports, documentation improvements, new features, and feedback that helps strengthen the platform. Please see our contributing guide.
Local development
The compose.yaml in the repository root runs the infrastructure for local
development (PostgreSQL, Garage for S3, Redis, Windmill); the apps run on your
machine. Fill in the Garage secrets and key in .env first (the comments there
say how to generate them):
cp .env.example .env
docker compose up -d # infrastructure; --profile auth adds Keycloak
pnpm install && pnpm web # web app on http://localhost:3000
uv sync --all-packages # Python services, then for example:
cd apps/core && uv run uvicorn core.main:app --reload --port 8000
It is not a way to run GOAT in production; use the self-hosting options above.
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