docker-compose.yaml

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# A Kite site in one command.
#
#   docker compose up -d
#
# Then open http://localhost:1717/admin/ and finish the installation in the
# browser. Until that is done the server answers nothing but the setup page --
# and that page is open to whoever reaches it first, because there is no
# account yet to check anybody against. Set KITE_ADMIN_PASSWORD below to skip
# setup entirely.

services:
  kite:
    image: ghcr.io/kite-plus/kite:latest
    # To run a local change instead of the published image, comment the line
    # above and uncomment this one.
    # build: .
    container_name: kite
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "1717:1717"
    environment:
      # Where the site will be published. Kite writes this into feeds,
      # sitemaps and canonical links, so it has to be the address people
      # actually reach, not the container's.
      KITE_SITE_BASEURL: http://localhost:1717

      # An account can be supplied instead of being created in the browser,
      # which is what an unattended deployment wants. Setting these skips
      # setup entirely.
      # KITE_ADMIN_USER: admin
      # KITE_ADMIN_PASSWORD: change me, please

      # A fine-grained token for the site's repository on GitHub, with
      # Contents, Workflows and Pages: read and write. Connect on the Deploy
      # page to push there; without it the token is given on that page.
      # KITE_GITHUB_TOKEN: github_pat_...
    volumes:
      # A named volume, because the container runs as an unprivileged user
      # and a bind mount would inherit whatever the host directory allows.
      #
      # To keep the content in a directory you can edit and commit, use a
      # bind mount and run as yourself instead:
      #
      #   volumes:
      #     - ./data:/data
      #   user: "${UID:-1000}:${GID:-1000}"
      #
      # Create the directory first, or Docker will create it owned by root.
      - kite-data:/data

volumes:
  kite-data: