docker-enju-leaf

Docker image for Next-L Enju Leaf. Next-L Enju Leaf is an integrated library system developed by Project Next-L.

Launch Enju Leaf with Docker Compose (Recommended)

1. Install Docker Engine and Docker Compose.

2. Download docker-compose.yml and launch containers.

   $ wget https://github.com/orangain/docker-enju-leaf/raw/master/docker-compose.yml
   $ docker-compose up
   

3. Open http://<DOCKER_HOST>:3000/ in a browser. Default administrator account is:

   • user: enjuadmin
   • password: adminpassword

Administration

Database migration and reindexing in Solr is automatically done when a container is created. If database is empty, i.e. there's no table, initial data will be also inserted automatically.

If needed, you can run administration tasks manually using docker-compose exec as followings:

Reindex in Solr:

$ docker-compose exec web rake sunspot:reindex

Run SQL using psql:

$ docker-compose exec db psql -U postgres enju_production

Launch Enju Leaf with Standalone Docker Engine

1. Install Docker Engine and setup PostgreSQL.

2. Launch a container.

   $ docker run -it -p 3000:3000 -e DB_HOST=<POSTGRES_HOST> orangain/enju_leaf:1.2.0
   

3. Open http://<DOCKER_HOST>:3000/ in a browser. Default administrator account is:

   • user: enjuadmin
   • password: adminpassword

Settings via Enviroment Variables

• DB_HOST: Hostname or IP address of PostgreSQL. Default is db.
• DB_USERNAME: Username of PostgreSQL. Default is postgres.
• DB_PASSWORD: Password of PostgreSQL. Default is password.
• DB_DATABASE: Database name of PostgreSQL. Default is enju_production.
• SECRET_KEY_BASE: Secret key for Rails. Automatically generated on startup by default. This means that sessions will be invalidated when you upgrade or re-create a container. To avoid the invalidation, specify SECRET_KEY_BASE explicitly.