Hello!
Since this is a PHP project, why not use FrankenPHP ?
It's a PHP app server that use Caddy as a web server.
I tried to deploy Perlite with FrankenPHP and it works.
The compose.yml I used after I cloned the project in a new folder:
services:
php:
container_name: perlite
image: dunglas/frankenphp
ports:
- "80:80"
- "443:443"
- "443:443/udp"
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
- NOTES_PATH=Demo
- HIDE_FOLDERS=docs,private,trash
- LINE_BREAKS=true
- ABSOLUTE_PATHS=false
- ALLOWED_FILE_LINK_TYPES=pdf,mp4
- DISABLE_POP_HOVER=false
- SHOW_TOC=true
- SHOW_LOCAL_GRAPH=true
- HOME_FILE=README
- FONT_SIZE=15
- HTML_SAFE_MODE=true
- TEMP_PATH=/tmp
- SITE_TITLE=Demo
- SITE_TYPE=article
- SITE_URL=
- SITE_IMAGE=
- SITE_DESC=
- SITE_NAME=Perlite
- SITE_TWITTER=https://x.com/
- SITE_LOGO=perlite.svg
- SITE_HOMEPAGE=https://perlite.secure77.de/
- SITE_GITHUB=https://github.com/
# FrankenPHP
# Uncomment SERVER_NAME to access via http://HOST_IP instead of https://localhost
# (https://frankenphp.dev/docs/#docker and https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/concepts#addresses)
#- SERVER_NAME=http://
volumes:
- ./perlite:/app/public:roThe ./perlite matches this folder
This could resolve the issue of deploying one Docker image instead of two.
What do you think about this solution ?
Hello!
Since this is a PHP project, why not use FrankenPHP ?
It's a PHP app server that use Caddy as a web server.
I tried to deploy Perlite with FrankenPHP and it works.
The
compose.ymlI used after I cloned the project in a new folder:The
./perlitematches this folderThis could resolve the issue of deploying one Docker image instead of two.
What do you think about this solution ?