furiousgeorge/leanote repository overview

⁠Leanote

This is a docker container for the Leanote⁠ web application.

⁠Prerequisites

⁠Mongo Database

In order to use this container, you must first start a Mongodb⁠ container.

Here is an example of starting a Mongodb container:

docker run --name mongo -v /my/own/datadir:/data/db -d mongo:3.2.3

⁠Populate the database

You can manually populate the database with the files found in the Leanote repository⁠ but to assist in the population of the database, you can use the furiousgeorge/leanote-populatedb⁠ container.

For more information, read the instructions for the container, but the quick, one-time command to populate the database is:

docker run --rm --link mongo:mongo furiousgeorge/leanote-populatedb

⁠Startup Instructions

⁠Download the config file

In order to configure this container properly, you will need to download the configuration file to your host machine. The command to do this is:

wget https://github.com/leanote/leanote/raw/master/conf/app.conf

Open the config file in your editor and adjust the settings to meet your needs. The main setting you will need to change is the db.host under #mongodb - set it so it looks like this:

# mongdb
db.host=mongo

⁠Run the container

Once you have a Mongodb running, the database is populated with data, and the configuration file is setup; start this container by running the following command:

docker run --name=leanote -d -v $PWD/app.conf:/src/leanote/conf/app.conf --link mongo:mongo -p 80:9000 furiousgeorge/leanote

In this example, port 9000 in the container is mapped to port 80 on your host. Adjust this port if you are already using port 80.