# Project Tracker - Docker Compose Deployment ## Quick Start ```bash cd deploy docker compose up -d ``` App available at `http://` ## First Run Notes - The SQLite database initializes automatically on first start - The database file is persisted in a Docker named volume (`project-tracker-data`) - To seed with sample projects, exec into the container: ```bash docker exec -it project-tracker-api node -e " const db = require('better-sqlite3')('/app/data/projects.db'); const items = [ {name:'Bastion setup with Headscale/Tailscale',priority:'Medium',url:'',notes:'Use i3-4130T as hardened jump-box/gateway into homelab.',status:'Active',owner:'Ada',tags:'vpn,homelab,security'}, {name:'Outline',priority:'Med-High',url:'https://www.getoutline.com/',notes:'Self-hosted knowledge base/wiki (Notion alternative).',status:'Backlog',owner:'Ada',tags:'wiki,notes'}, {name:'Tinyauth',priority:'Med-High',url:'https://tinyauth.app/',notes:'Self-hosted zero-trust authentication platform.',status:'Backlog',owner:'Ada',tags:'auth,security'} ]; const stmt = db.prepare('INSERT INTO projects (name,priority,url,notes,status,owner,tags) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?)'); items.forEach(i => stmt.run(i.name,i.priority,i.url,i.notes,i.status,i.owner,i.tags)); console.log('Seeded', items.length, 'projects'); " ``` ## Commands ```bash docker compose up -d # Start docker compose logs -f # View logs docker compose restart # Restart docker compose down # Stop docker compose down -v # Stop and DELETE database volume (CAREFUL!) docker exec -it project-tracker-api sh # Shell into backend container ``` ## Environment Variables | Variable | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | `PORT` | `3000` | Backend port (internal) | | `NODE_ENV` | `production` | Node environment | | `DATA_DIR` | `/app/data` | SQLite data directory | ## Ports | Port | Service | |---|---| | `80` | nginx (frontend + API proxy) | | `3000` | Backend API (internal only, not exposed) | ## Volumes | Volume | Mount | Description | |---|---|---| | `project-tracker-data` | `/app/data` | SQLite database file | ## Updating ```bash cd deploy docker compose down docker compose build --no-cache docker compose up -d ``` ## SSL / HTTPS For HTTPS, put nginx behind a reverse proxy (e.g., NginxProxyManager, Traefik, Caddy) on port 80/443. The nginx container should NOT be exposed directly to the internet.