neosar/wallabag-docker repository overview

#wallabag-docker Dockerfile used to build a wallabag docker image.

##Credits I forked this from bobmaerten/docker-wallabag⁠, and made several changes to accomodate MySQL as an option.

Wallabag is an opensource project created by @nicosomb

This docker image is build upon the baseimage made by phusion.

##Image Details

• This image will create a ready-to-go install of Wallabag that just needs to be configured by doing the last step of the web-based installer.
• You can choose SQLite or MySQL as an option for the database.
• MySQL is not included with this image so if you intend to use it you will need a linked or external SQL server.
• If you use SQLite you may want to store the database outside of the container so you can migrate it later if need be.

##Docker Base Image This image is based on phusion/baseimage-docker⁠

##Installation ###Download If you want to prefetch the image to store locally before deploying you should run the following:

docker pull neosar/wallabag-docker

###Running To Run a Basic Instance

docker run -d -p 80:80 neosar/wallabag-docker

To Run a Named Instance Linked to a MySQL Container

docker run --name wallabag --link sqlcontainer:sqlcontainer -p 80:80 -d neosar/wallabag-docker

To Run a Named Instance with a Persistent SQLite Database

docker run --name wallabag -p 80:80 -v /path/to/your/storage:/wallabag/db -d neosar/wallabag-docker

To Pass a Custom Salt Value to the Config (Highly Recommended)

docker run --name wallabag -p 80:80 -e WALLABAG_SALT=somesaltvaluemuchmoresecurethanthis -d neosar/wallabag-docker

Check the phusion/baseimage⁠ documentation for all kind of additional options and switches.

###Usage

• After installed you should be able to access it in the browser at the specified port.
• At this point you should select either a SQLite or MySQL database, and specify any necessary values.
• Set your login name and password.
• The installer will automatically remove the install folder after it completes, and bring you to the login page.

###Volumes I have symlinked /wallabag to it's full path (/var/www/wallabag) and exposed it as a volume for easier access.

⁠Building from Dockerfile

1. Clone Git Repository

   git clone https://github.com/neosar/wallabag-docker.git⁠

2. Enter Repo Directory

   cd wallabag-docker

3. Build Image

   sudo docker build -t docker-wallabag .