hyvor-blogs-docker

This repository contains a Docker image for serving a blog with Hyvor Blogs.

• Docs
• Docker Hub

Usage

docker run -d \
    -e BLOG_SUBDOMAIN=your-blog \
    -e BLOG_HOSTING_PATH=/blog \
    -e BLOG_DELIVERY_API_KEY=your-api-key \
    -e BLOG_WEBHOOK_SECRET=your-webhook-secret \
    -p 8080:80 \
    hyvor/hyvor-blogs-docker

hyvor/hyvor-blogs-docker exposes port 80 by default. You can map it to any port on your host machine. See below for the list of environment variables. With the above command, your blog will be available at http://localhost:8080/blog. You can run a reverse proxy like Nginx to serve it at https://your-domain.com/blog.

Environment Variables

• Blog (supports comma-separated values for multiple blogs):

  • BLOG_SUBDOMAIN: The subdomain of the blog. Required.
  • BLOG_HOSTING_PATH: The path where the blog is hosted. Default: /.
  • BLOG_DELIVERY_API_KEY: The API key of the blog. Required.
  • BLOG_WEBHOOK_SECRET: The webhook secret of the blog. Required.

• Laravel

  • APP_ENV - The environment of the Laravel application. Default: production.
  • APP_DEBUG - Whether to enable debugging. Default: false.
  • CACHE_STORE - The cache store to use. Default: file.
  • In addition, you can set any other Laravel environment variables like Redis, MySQL, etc.

• Caddy

  • LOG_LEVEL - The log level for Caddy. Default: INFO or ERROR (default).

Examples

Multiple Blogs with ENV File

Create a file named .env with the following content:

BLOG_SUBDOMAIN=blog1,blog2
BLOG_HOSTING_PATH=/blog1,/blog2
BLOG_DELIVERY_API_KEY=api-key-1,api-key-2
BLOG_WEBHOOK_SECRET=webhook-secret-1,webhook-secret-2

Run the following command:

docker run -d --env-file .env -p 8080:80 hyvor/hyvor-blogs-docker