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github.com/tmpim/casket
Casket is a fork of mholt's Caddy web server v1. Its goal is to maintain Caddy's original goal of being a straight forward, simple to use web server rather than the direction of Caddy v2 which has a focus on microservices and programmatic configurability.
Casket will come with all the features you love about Caddy v1, while also adding our own touches for convenience and usability.
To build the main casket executable, the following procedure can be used:
git clone https://github.com/tmpim/casket
cd casket
go build -o ./build/casket ./casket
# The executable can now be found at ./build/casket
Note these development builds will lack version information and will report a version of (devel). You can also instead create a snapshot build using the following procedure:
go install github.com/goreleaser/goreleaser@latest # Install goreleaser
goreleaser build --snapshot --rm-dist --single-target --id casket # Create a snapshot build
# The executable can now be found at ./build/casket_linux_amd64/casket
A docker image is provided for the latest version of Casket from ghcr.io/tmpim/casket
.
Example using docker-compose
:
version: "3.8"
services:
casket:
image: ghcr.io/tmpim/casket:latest # or a specific version like v1.2
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "80:80" # HTTP
- "443:443" # HTTPS
volumes:
- ./Casketfile:/config/Casketfile # Pass in your casket config
- ./static:/www # Pass in your static content
- casket_data:/data # Create a volume to store persistent data (e.g. certificates)
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