Makefile + .env file support (read description) #7
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This PR is completely optional, serves quality of life features only.
The first thing I did - moved all environment variables from the docker-compose.yml file to the .env file. So your new required task to launch this docker container becomes copying the
.env.examplefile, on linux can be done viacp .env.example .envand editing your values there.Another thing I made, that I usually do for ALL of my docker containers because I'm too lazy to type
docker compose something something- Makefile, this thing allows you to control the container and do all kinds of things usingmakecommand, obviously you need to havemakeinstalled on the operating system to use it. (so it's +1 new dependency).Here's how it looks like: