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Set up a fully-containerized development environment
Prerequisites
- Container runtime installation
- Docker
- Podman and Podman Compose
- containerd and nerdctl
- or whatever you want to use
- The following ports are not in use
- 3030
- 25432
- 26379
Start up the environment
- Download the
dev/containerdirectory and executechmod +x docker-entrypoint.sh- Alternatively, you can use
git clone https://firefish.dev/firefish/firefish.git && cd firefish/dev/container, although this will clone the entire repository.
- Alternatively, you can use
- Copy the example config file
cp config.example.env config.env - Edit
docker-compose.ymland setURLto the URL you want to use (or leave it ashttp://localhost:3030) - Run
docker compose up- This will build the environment, install dependencies and prepare the needed config files.
- If you use Podman, you should run
podman-compose upinstead.
- Wait until the following message shows up
DONE * [core boot] All workers started DONE * [core boot] Now listening on port 3030 on https://your_firefish_url.example.com - A fresh Firefish environment is created on the URL you have set!
When you want to restart the dev server, you just need to terminate the process (a.k.a. press Ctrl+C) and run docker compose up again.