An absolutely overengineered web application for waking up network devices via wake on lan.
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You might want to deploy the application to an always running server in your local network like a Raspberry Pi or NAS. The recommended way is to use the provided docker-compose.yml. It contains the service configuration for the webwol app as well as for traefik as reverse proxy. If you use the provided Docker Compose config, you must enter your e-mail address as well as your DynDNS domain in the service configurations.
To access your server from the internet, you need to specify a port forwarding configuration in your home router for the device, both for port 80 (for the HTTP ACME challenge) as well as 443.
The webwol service is a single binary containing the web files and runs mostly with zero configuration required. After first startup, you must initialize the service using the initialization key printed into the log and a provided password you want to use to log in later.