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[Development installation (Windows)](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/Development-setup-%28Windows%29) # Introduction
[Deployment instructions (Linux)](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/deployment-instructions) Myriad is a (Flask) website for plural systems to share and display information about their system. Primarily, it is designed to show selected members on the front page, with a banner showing who is fronting, and a page showing a full list. This way allows larger systems to display their information in a easily digestible way. Smaller systems can simply select all their members to be shown on the front page if they wish. The style is aimed to be simple, with flexibility allowing individual members to show their personality through their own pages. With some HTML/CSS trickery, members can use custom sections to embed images, use their own styles (or styles pre-loaded with Myriad) and easily customize their own little corner of the internet.
[Reverse Proxy for serving over HTTPS](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/Reverse-Proxy) # What is a plural system?
[Password protect instance with nginx](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/Password-protect-instance-with-nginx) Please [see here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plural_identity) for more information.
# Member
Members are the main thing you will want to create using Myriad. Initially, Myriad will prompt for a Name, Subtitle, and Description. Name and Description should be self explanatory. Subtitle is vague as it is displayed alongside the name in the profile view, and the user may choose this to be any number of prominent details. For example, it could be pronouns, age, or gender.
# Groups
Groups are a way of organizing system members by any criteria the system chooses. Groups can be created, along with a description, under Manage -> Manage Groups in the sidebar (on mobile this is under Admin -> Manage Groups). A member can be added or removed from a group in their Edit page. All groups and their members will be listed under Groups, and each group has its own page which will list its members in more detail.
# Let's get started
[Development installation (Windows)](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/Development-setup-%28Windows%29) - for anyone wishing to run a local instance for testing and developing. These instructions should work for Windows users.
[Deployment instructions (Linux)](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/deployment-instructions) - for anyone wishing to run a public, production instance of Myriad. These instructions are designed for anyone in control of a Linux server, and some competence using Linux commands.
[Reverse Proxy for serving over HTTPS](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/Reverse-Proxy) - using nginx to serve Myriad allows users to implement SSL and other useful features of nginx.
[Password protect instance with nginx](https://tea.cubes.link/cube/myriad/wiki/Password-protect-instance-with-nginx) - for those who wish their Myriad information be viewable only to those they trust.