Docker image for Timeoff tool

Using the docker image

Testing on local

1. Pull the docker image from Docker Hub: docker pull thperret/timeoff-management

2. Create and run the container docker run thperret/timeoff-management

3. Open your browser to http://localhost:3000

Use in production

By default, the timeoff container will use a sqlite database and a no smtp server will be configured.

To configure a production database, set NODE_ENV environment variable to production and set corresponding MYSQL variables:

docker run -e NODE_ENV=production -e MYSQL_HOST=mysql-host.example.org -e MYSQL_USER=timeoff -e MYSQL_DATABASE=timeoff -e MYSQL_PASSWORD=timeoff thperret/timeoff-management

You can also configure the container using docker-compose. See examples

Environment variables

You can set the following variables to configure the timeoff container:

Variable name	Configuration	Default	Possible values	Remarks
NODE_ENV	Set environment	development	development, production, test	You should always use production
SENDER_MAIL	Mails from	None	email address	Needed for enabling mail sending
SMTP_HOST	smtp server host	None	host	Needed for enabling mail sending
SMTP_PORT	smtp server port	None	port	Needed for enabling mail sending
SMTP_USER	smtp username	None	username/address	Needed for enabling mail sending
SMTP_PASSWORD	smtp password	None	password	Needed for enabling mail sending
APP_URL	Set application URL in sent mails	http://app.timeoff.management	URL	You should set this
PROMOTION_URL	Set url in footer mails	http://timeoff.management	URL	You can change this if you want footer mail link to redirect to your hosted application
ALLOW_ACCOUNTS_CREATION	Enable/Disable public companies account creation	true	true , false	You need to enable account creation at least on first run to create your company. You can disable it afterwards and restart the container

Building the docker image

1. Clone the repo: git clone /~https://github.com/thperret/timeoff-management_docker.git

2. Change working directory: cd timeoff-management_docker

3. Build image: docker build -t timeoff-management:latest .