The change in docker-compose to set - '4000:80' maybe should have been it's own PR, as it didn't work at all without it.
I had to change the client package.json so that "proxy": "http://fssk-server", instead of "proxy": "http://fssk-server:4000". I'm not sure if that was just me though, you'll have to let me know. If it needs to be changed, we'll have to check how it works in fssk-node.
To test, you need to update your .env file so that APP_URL=http://localhost:3000, or the url in the email will not be correct. You will also need to add some smtp server credentials to get the email in the first place!
A couple notes:
- '4000:80'maybe should have been it's own PR, as it didn't work at all without it."proxy": "http://fssk-server",instead of"proxy": "http://fssk-server:4000". I'm not sure if that was just me though, you'll have to let me know. If it needs to be changed, we'll have to check how it works in fssk-node.To test, you need to update your .env file so that
APP_URL=http://localhost:3000, or the url in the email will not be correct. You will also need to add some smtp server credentials to get the email in the first place!Resolves #15