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The Docker scaffold packages the Node.js handler and mounts PGlite at /data/hookfish in a named Compose volume.

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Create and run the project

The generated compose.yaml publishes port 8787, reads .env, and persists the hookfish-data volume. The dashboard runs separately and proxies /api to the container.

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Start the service in the background

Set OAUTH_REDIRECT_BASE_URL and HOOKFISH_FRONTEND_URL to public origins in the deployment environment. Do not rely on the local defaults in production.

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Back up storage

Treat the named volume as production data. Back it up before upgrades and test restoration regularly. The encryption key must be backed up separately; the database cannot decrypt stored credentials without it. Use PostgreSQL instead of the volume when your container platform reschedules instances without stable storage or runs more than one replica.