Easier docker setup, less intervention #68
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July 2, 2025 17:00
fix: moved environment variables to a single .env file so docker compose can use these (at runtime and buildtime) fix(docker-compose): correct port forwarding based on .env variables fix(docker-compose): app not able to connect to database or redis since they are not in a/(the same) network fix(env): created a .env.example with working values that people can use immediatly to launch an instance (you should still change the values for an optimal experience) fix(Dockerfile:build-main): added build arguments so the env variables could be reused fix(Dockerfile): implemented moderation.ts and kept it as original as possible (not the scope of this commit)
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After trying it out I found some ways to improve the docker setup.
I haven't updated the README yet since their might be change requests.
In this setup you only need to:
.env.examplefile to a.envfiledocker compose builddocker compose up -dAnd that would be it.
This also fixes the missing
moderation.tsfor docker builds, building non-docker still works with the old method.I did also notice that the SHARP service might not boot correctly if the database hasn't initialised yet, especially if it has yet to import the
init.sqlbut after a restart of the SHARP service it seems to be fixed and working as intended.