Docker compose file to deploy it on a homeserver/vps {Feature Request}

[bolavefasfas]

App is great I want my notes synced to all my devices thats possible if its a webapp or I can access via browser like outline/affine selfhosted versions

Solution

Need a docker compose for the app

Or a way to sync notes accross devices like mobile and pc

if it was just pc I would have used syncthing and thats all but thats not the case.

And I dont understand why this app has less stars its great.Havent you publishes this project on producthunt, alternative io and other places ?

Thanks

[1943time]

Thank you for your recognition. I think the editor is not yet perfect, so there hasn't been much promotion.

Do you want to be able to edit your notes on both mobile and web platforms and synchronize them with each other?

The workload of this feature is still considerable, and I can consider developing it in the future.

But there is no guarantee that this feature will be free and open source. I hope you can understand the open-source author.

I am not very familiar with Docker technology, so I will find time to delve deeper into it.

[bolavefasfas]

1. Do you want to be able to edit your notes on both mobile and web platforms and synchronize them with each other?

Yes

2. But there is no guarantee that this feature will be free and open source. I hope you can understand the open-source author.

one time fees would be great at affordable price like typora.io

3. I am not very familiar with Docker technology, so I will find time to delve deeper into it.

Please take a look at docker, it will ease the deploymoent of the publish webserver a lot I will try to contanarise it myself though.

[1943time]

Currently I'm still making the editor more stable. The web version may take some time. You can follow subsequent project updates~.

[bolavefasfas]

Currently I'm still making the editor more stable. The web version may take some time. You can follow subsequent project updates~.

coudnt find docs on how to host the webserver for publishing From app if i open it says page not found can you send wiki link

[1943time]

https://doc.bluemd.me/book/docs/Network%20Service However, the release program will soon undergo refactoring, and there may be a break change in the future. The project address is https://github.com/1943time/bluestone-service A contributor has added Docker support, but I am not very familiar with Docker. You can check it out

[bolavefasfas]

https://doc.bluemd.me/book/docs/Network%20Service However, the release program will soon undergo refactoring, and there may be a break change in the future. The project address is https://github.com/1943time/bluestone-service A contributor has added Docker support, but I am not very familiar with Docker. You can check it out

Amazing I will use the base docker file and develope a docker compose file and add readme file.

[1943time]

@bolavefasfas The sharing program has adapted to the new version of the editor and can now be used https://doc.bluemd.me/doc/tAfxJPwODVe4i#sharing-service

[bolavefasfas]

@bolavefasfas The sharing program has adapted to the new version of the editor and can now be used https://doc.bluemd.me/doc/tAfxJPwODVe4i#sharing-service

Bluestone Service Deployment

I have successfully deployed the Bluestone service using the provided Dockerfile from the official repository (https://github.com/1943time/bluestone-service). To streamline the deployment process, I have added a docker-compose.yml file to complement the existing Dockerfile. This addition was necessary due to the absence of deployment instructions in the original repository.

After thoroughly testing the deployment, I have submitted a pull request to contribute the docker-compose.yml file back to the project.

The following image demonstrates the Bluestone service running within a Docker container:

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Deployment Instructions

To deploy the Bluestone service, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/1943time/bluestone-service && cd bluestone-service

2. Before proceeding, ensure you have Docker installed on your system. You can install Docker using the following command:

sudo apt update -y ; sudo apt install docker-compose -y

3. Add docker-compose.yml if its missing

   
   version: "3.9"
   services:
   bluestone:
   container_name: bluestone-service
   build:
     context: .
     dockerfile: Dockerfile
     target: runner
   ports:
     - "3002:3002"
   restart: always

4. Build and run the Docker container using `docker-compose`.

<details open>
<summary>Using the faster docker-compose syntax (older)</summary>

```bash
sudo docker-compose up --build

OR

Using the latest docker compose syntax

To use the latest `docker compose` syntax, refer to the official documentation at for installation instructions. ```bash sudo docker compose up --build ```

Exposing Bluestone Service

To expose the Bluestone service, choose one of the following methods:

Nginx Proxy Manager

1. Ensure you have Nginx Proxy Manager installed and running on your system. 2. Access the Nginx Proxy Manager dashboard and create a new Proxy Host. 3. Enter the desired domain name for the Bluestone service and set the forward hostname to the IP address of your Docker host. 4. Set the forward port to `3002` (the default Bluestone service port). 5. Save the configuration and test the domain to access the Bluestone service.

Nginx

1. Ensure you have Nginx installed on your system. 2. Create a new Nginx server block configuration file (e.g., `/etc/nginx/sites-available/bluestone.conf`). 3. Add the following configuration to the file, replacing `your_domain.com` with the desired domain name: ```nginx server { listen 80; server_name your_domain.com; location / { proxy_pass http://docker_host_ip:3002; proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme; } } ``` 4. Create a symbolic link to enable the configuration: ```bash sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/bluestone.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/ ``` 5. Test the Nginx configuration and reload the service: ```bash sudo nginx -t && sudo systemctl reload nginx ``` 6. Test the domain to access the Bluestone service.

The Bluestone service has been tested and verified to work with various domain exposure methods, including Cloudflare Tunnels, Tailscale Funnel, and Traefik.

[1943time]

Thank you very much for adding docker support.