Installation

Quick start

We provide a docker-compose.yml file for quick and easy setup.

docker-compose up -d --build --remove-orphans

The service should be available at https://localhost.

Deployment with Docker

1. Before deploying to a remote server, please adapt the docker-compose.yml, Caddyfile (URL of the server for the HTTPS certificate) as well as the src/main/resources/application.yml files for your needs.
2. If you use the Ansible playbook provided in the ansible directory to deploy the Docker stack to your server, please also adapt the ansible/hosts.ini (IP of the server) and ansible/deploy.yml (Since you have made some changes, it is not possible to clone the repository. Therefore, please transfer your code to the server in another way.).

Deployment without Docker

Requirements

• Linux server
• Java 11
• Maven

TastyLabs

1. Create the folder for the application: mkdir /opt/tastylabs && cd /opt/tastylabs
2. Clone the source code: git clone https://github.com/TastyLabs/TastyLabs.git /opt/tastylabs
3. Adapt the src/main/resources/application.yml file for your needs.
4. Build the Spring Boot application: mvn package
5. Copy the .jar file to the current directory: cp ./target/*.jar ./app.jar
6. Start the application with java -jar app.jar

Note: You may want to start the .jar file as a service.

Caddy Reverse Proxy

1. Adapt the Caddyfile file for your needs.
2. Install Caddy according to their docs.
3. Copy the Caddyfile to the right location: cp Caddyfile /etc/caddy/Caddyfile
4. Restart Caddy.

Deletion of the database

If you want to delete all stored recipes, delete the data/database.*.db files.