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A Docker setup requires both Docker *and* Docker Compose.
1.**Install Bun if you haven't already**
Bun is a fast JavaScript runtime, which we prefer over `npm`. These instructions will be written for Bun, but could be adapted to `npm` or `yarn` if needed.
This step is relatively painless. Simply execute the below command to generate a `.env.local` file with an `AUTH_SECRET`.
```bash
bunx auth secret
```
4.**Configure environment variables**
Following the environment variables section of this README, update your newly created `.env.local` file with your configuration.
5.**Initialize Prisma (optional)**
Because `web` uses a database for storing Git link statuses (and other things to come), you will need to initialize the SQLite database. However, if you are using Docker Compose, a database has already been generated in the container image, and is blank.
If you have a reason to initialize Prisma now, feel free to execute:
You may customize the container with the included `docker-compose.yml` file if needed. Your server will start on port `3019` by default. We suggest using a reverse proxy to serve the site on a domain.
If you would like to host the entire LibreCloud frontend and backend, you will also need to setup the following repositories and edit this project to work with *your* setup.
Bun is a fast JavaScript runtime, which we prefer over `npm`. These instructions will be written for Bun, but could be adapted to `npm` or `yarn` if needed.
At the time of writing, LibreCloud is not in the state of perfection, and as such we are expecting that you have a setup exact to ours. While this will change in the future, we still suggest that provide all of the listed environment variables.
### Authentik
We use [Auth.js](https://authjs.dev) to provide authentication for users through Authentik. To do this, you will need to create a new OAuth2 provider in Authentik and put it's configuration in your `.env` file.
If you need more help doing this, there is a fantastic guide [on Authentik's wiki](https://docs.goauthentik.io/docs/add-secure-apps/providers/oauth2/).
| AUTHENTIK_API_KEY | API key for authenticating with Authentik's API | N/A |
| AUTHENTIK_API_URL | Authentik's API endpoint URL | `http://authentik.local/api/v3` |
### Gitea
Next, you will need to configure `web` with your Gitea instance. Create a new access token in your Gitea user settings (), and input the key you receive, as well as the URL of your instance, and the API URL. You can find a link to the API and it's endpoint URL on the footer.
| GITEA_API_URL | Your Gitea instance API endpoint (see footer) | `http://gitea.local/api/v1` |
| GITEA_API_KEY | Access Token created in user settings | `0000000000000000000000000000000000000000` |
| GITEA_URL | Your Gitea instance URL | `http://gitea.local` |
### mail-connect
mail-connect, another project by LibreCloud, is a bridge from `docker-mailserver` to an API. It talks to the container via a Docker socket, but you will need to tell `web` where to find your mailserver API.
Keep in mind, this endpoint should **NOT** be public, and `web` should be the only authorized user of the API, unless you know what you're doing. There is zero authentication.
