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Wraps user and password into double quotes to avoid variables with spaces to mess with the command line. Also removes the colon from the password substitution to allow for empty passwords. Only done for password, as empty user would possibly mess heavily with TiddlyWiki, as it uses the username to sign entries. |
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Run TiddlyWiki 5 via docker.
Prerequisites
Install docker.
Quickstart
sudo docker run -d -p 8080:8080 mazzolino/tiddlywiki
Now TiddlyWiki should be running on http://localhost:8080.
Keeping the data
The container uses a Docker volume to save the wiki data. In order not to lose sight of that, I recommend using a local folder for the volume.
sudo docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/.tiddlywiki:/var/lib/tiddlywiki mazzolino/tiddlywiki
In this example, the folder $(pwd)/.tiddlywiki is used for the data.
Auth
Default auth is user / wiki
Simply provide the USERNAME and PASSWORD env variables to customise.
Other settings
If you are in a memory-constrained environment, you can provide the
NODE_MEM environment variable to specify the memory ceiling (in MB)
To serve the tiddlywiki at a non-root prefix path set the SERVE_URI environment variable: this variable ''must'' start with a forward slash character. The tiddlywiki will be served by the container at http:///${SERVE_URI} - the container initialization script takes care of setting the required host configuration tiddler.