add: wakapi.yml #3982
add: wakapi.yml #3982
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Thanks for the PR. Can you please use the Coolify magic for all the env variables that are needed https://coolify.io/docs/knowledge-base/docker/compose#coolifys-magic-environment-variables and also please add a comment and logo to your PR https://coolify.io/docs/contribute/service. |
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@peaklabs-dev i've update it, please review if there's anything wrong.. |
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| build: . |
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This does not work you need an image and not a build
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remove port mappings as you now use a domain and the reverse proxy
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please look at how other services implement Postgres and use that logic not this one. For example this is a good implementation:
coolify/templates/compose/nextcloud-with-postgres.yaml
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| - WAKAPI_DB_USER=$SERVICE_USER_POSTGRESQL | ||
| - WAKAPI_DB_HOST="db" | ||
| - WAKAPI_DB_PORT="5432" | ||
| - WAKAPI_DB_PASSWORD_FILE="/run/secrets/db_password" # alternatively, set WAKAPI_DB_PASSWORD directly without the use of secrets |
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Please use variables and not a password file like described in the comment
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| # secrets can be defined either from a local file or from an environment variable defined on the client host (the one that runs `docker compose` command) | ||
| # see https://docs.docker.com/compose/how-tos/use-secrets/ for details | ||
| secrets: |
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remove everything from line 42 to 51 as it will not be needed anymore
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