development 💻
This repository consists of files useful for local development.
Just run:
docker compose upAll services are exposed on the host machine with the respective ports,
so you can always access them on localhost:{port}.
But there is also another, more convenient way to access the services.
There is a proxy service that runs on port 80 and 443 and acts like a
reverse proxy. It will forward all requests to the respective service.
You can access the services by going to {service}.{domain}.
For example, if you set domain to localhost then you can access emishows
at emishows.localhost. By the way, localhost works without any additional
work, because browsers automatically resolve it to 127.0.0.1.
However, by default traefik.me is used as the domain,
because it is a special domain that resolves to the prefixed IP address
(or 127.0.0.1 if not provided). This way you can access the services
from any device on the same network.
For example, if your computer IP address in LAN is 192.168.0.10
and you want to access emishows then you can do it by:
emishows.traefik.me
on your computer,emishows-127-0-0-1.traefik.me
on your computer,emishows-192-168-0-10.traefik.me
on any computer in LAN
(for this one you need to use DNS server that is not too strict,
like Google's 8.8.8.8, but if it doesn't work,
it's because your ISP is blocking DNS traffic to third-party DNS servers).If you use traefik.me as the domain,
then TLS certificates are automatically loaded using the certs service,
and you can use HTTPS.
You can also use other domain services (like sslip.io)
or your own domain,
but you will need to provide your own certificates to use TLS.