====== Running WolfRecorder in Docker ======

**Important:** Running WolfRecorder inside a Docker container is **not recommended for production use**.  
This setup is provided as a proof of concept and has not been tested for stability or security.

===== Requirements =====
  * Docker
  * Docker Compose
  * Git

===== Running from Docker Hub =====

1. Create **docker-compose.yml** file with following content
<file yml docker-compose.yml>
services:
  wolfrecorder:
    image: nightflyza/wolfrecorder:latest
    container_name: wolfrec
    ports:
      - "9090:80"
    volumes:
      - wr_storage:/wrstorage
      - wr_web:/var/www/html/wr
      - wr_db:/var/lib/mysql
      - wr_bin:/data/bin
    restart: unless-stopped

volumes:
  wr_storage:
  wr_web:
  wr_db:
  wr_bin:
</file>

2. Just pull and run container with single command 
<code>
docker compose up -d
</code>


===== Building your own image using composer =====

1. Clone the repository:
<code>
git clone https://github.com/nightflyza/wolfrecorder-docker.git
cd wolfrecorder-docker
</code>

2. Build the Docker image (with cache disabled):
<code>
docker compose build --no-cache
</code>

3. Start the container in detached mode:
<code>
docker compose up -d
</code>


===== Building without compose =====

In case if you dont want use compose in some reasons(?) you can build all manually

<code>
docker build -t wolfrecorder:latest .

docker volume create wr_storage
docker volume create wr_web
docker volume create wr_db
docker volume create wr_bin
</code>

and run first time with
<code>
docker run -d \
  --name wolfrec \
  -p 9090:80 \
  -v wr_storage:/wrstorage \
  -v wr_web:/var/www/html/wr \
  -v wr_db:/var/lib/mysql \
  -v wr_bin:/data/bin \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  wolfrecorder:latest
</code>

starting container
<code>
docker start wolfrec
</code>

stopping container
<code>
docker stop wolfrec
</code>

===== Managing the Container =====

To stop the container:
<code>
docker compose down
</code>

To restart the running container:
<code>
docker compose restart
</code>

To access container shell:
<code>
docker exec -it wolfrec bash
</code>

Check the container logs:
<code>
docker logs -f wolfrec
</code>

The web interface will be available on port **9090**

===== Notes =====
  * Web interface: http://localhost:9090 or http://host_ip:9090
  * Persistent data is stored in Docker volumes as defined in docker-compose.yml.
  * The entrypoint script initializes the database and configuration files automatically.
  * Cron jobs and services are managed via supervisord inside the container.