The Client to access the HomeBook API
$ dotnet add package HomeBook.Clientservices:
homebook:
image: lkcode/homebook:latest
container_name: homebook
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- homebook-data:/var/lib/homebook
volumes:
homebook-data:my-homebook.mydomain.com)httphomebook (must be the same as the container name)8080Cache AssetsBlock Common ExploitsWebsockets Supportopen your domain and you should see the HomeBook Setup.
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if all environment variables are set, correctly, the setup will be running automatically.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
DATABASE_HOST | the database host (e.g., my-db.server.com) |
DATABASE_PORT | the database port (e.g., 5432) |
DATABASE_NAME | the database name (e.g., homebook) |
DATABASE_USER | the database user (e.g., db_user) |
DATABASE_PASSWORD | the database password (e.g., db_password) |
HOMEBOOK_USER_NAME | the admin username (e.g., admin) |
HOMEBOOK_USER_PASSWORD | the admin password (e.g., password) |
HOMEBOOK_ACCEPT_LICENSES | no value needed. if added, the licenses will be accepted automatically. |
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