Comment by mdnahas
2 years ago
No. PocketBase runs on a server. It needs a host.
It is simple, so its single program is (1) a webserver, (2) runs server-side code, and (3) hosts a DB. I'm running a $12-per-month server on Vultr and its only service is PocketBase.
You don't need to host the webpages on PocketBase. If you wanted all your webpages to be on Github Pages, you could do that.
You won’t need to really run server all the time, you can run locally and use it as a lightweight CMS, and run only when you need to edit and generating anything. You can choose to only upload the generated HTML files to GitHub.
See my explanation on my reply to the original post.