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README.md
jvlu
You want a status page but you actually don't care about all those advanced features? Here ya go!
Building
v -prod .
Usage
No go and run that executable. Don't worry, the only required file at runtime is your config file.
./jvlu -c config.toml
If you place your config file with the name "services.toml" in the current working directory, you don't even need that parameter. For help, see:
./jvlu --help
See the file services_example.toml for an annotated example of a config file.
Docker setup
# Build the jvlu image
docker build -t jvlu .
Then bind mount your config file into the container at /services.toml
. There's a basic docker-compose.yml
that you can use as a starting point.
Further notes
This project makes use of Pico.css.