CTFNote is a collaborative tool aiming to help CTF teams to organise their work. This tool helps making notes during CTFs, so you can track your CTF notes at a later time. This is similar to the CTF pad seen in one of the video's of Liveoverflow.
Docker images of the front, api and db will be automatically build through Github workflows and pushed to the Github Container Registry (GHCR) when a commit is made to the main branch (or when manually triggered).
This makes it possible to install CTFNote on a VPS of 2 GB of RAM since you don't need to build the container anymore (which requires quite a lot of RAM). Building the container yourself is still possible and the default setup for docker compose.
The README is updated with this change.
Futhermore, the REAMDE now points to docker compose instead of the deprecated docker-compose.
Docker images of the front, api and db will be automatically build through Github workflows and pushed to the Github Container Registry (GHCR) when a commit is made to the main branch (or when manually triggered).
This makes it possible to install CTFNote on a VPS of 2 GB of RAM since you don't need to build the container anymore (which requires quite a lot of RAM). Building the container yourself is still possible and the default setup for docker compose.
The README is updated with this change. Futhermore, the REAMDE now points to
docker composeinstead of the deprecateddocker-compose.