Add Dockerfile to serve static files with Caddy #215
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We add a basic Caddyfile that compiles static assets to ./online and then serves these from the web root /usr/share/caddy inside the container. 404 handlers are TODO
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To test: git clone git@github.com:dontlaugh/raku.org.git
cd raku.org
git switch containerfile
docker build -t raku.org:latest -f Dockerfile . # or podman
docker run -it -p 5500:5500 raku.org:latestThen browse to http://localhost:5500 |
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Yes, it worked for me with a stack of WSL, buildah and podman as well, and also, it did a great service to create something similar for the Raku rework. :) |
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We add a basic Caddyfile that compiles static assets to ./online and then serves these from the web root /usr/share/caddy inside the container.
404 handlers are TODO