[Request] Generate Admin Login Credentials instead of static default values

[stranger-danger-zamu]

Hey,

One thing I did notice was that you are using demo credentials for login.

More mature OSS usually uses a patterns where the username and password is generated and printed out into the logs on first run and to a text file on disk. If the user misses the admin password in the logs, they can just run a docker exec <planka container name> cat <some persistent location> and get the password.

This is both safer, as there is no default user that just exists and might be forgotten about, and a better user experience, it definitely took me a lot longer than I would like to admit to figure out how I was supposed to get past the login page.

This looks super promising and open source, thanks for all the work so far and keep up the good work!

[meltyshev]

Hi! Sorry for the long answer. Yes, already thought about that, I don't like that demo user too.

[NeodymiumPhish]

A better solution might be to have a default "demo" / start account declared in the environmental variables when you make the container. Like -e DEMO_USER=<insert username> and -e DEMO_USER_PASS=<insert password>.

On the backend (no idea how to implement this part, but it's just a thought), at launch Planka could check for other administrator accounts in the database and disable the Demo account if other admin accounts exist.

Alternatively, the onboarding could have the option/suggestion of deleting the demo account once a new admin is created, and the database could flag the account so that it's inaccessible after the admin checks the box to delete/disable the demo account.

[meltyshev]

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