Releases: SquireOfSoftware/check-in
Working beta with a working scanner
Docker hub links:
- https://hub.docker.com/layers/rhinoflower/checkin-service/0.5.3/images/sha256-0f5067c7d5878645618d877b5148728b2b836d7c8ad8549eeb49fef569ebf540?context=explore
- https://hub.docker.com/layers/rhinoflower/checkin-ui/0.9.1/images/sha256-32c5ecabd007812ee4491a45bd4e3340e822ce67e89890ab745c0e405ce54fdf?context=explore
Checkin-ui (0.9.1) is a self signed SSL nginx front end with two react applications under it:
- checkin-report/
- qr-scanner/
Respectively.
Checkin-service (0.5.3) is just an average http spring boot application
Postgres 13:1 was selected as the backend
In any case, this marks the first working beta with a working self signed certificate. To get this working you need to hit the http webserver first to get both the root CA certificate and sites certificate. Once these are installed on your device you may proceed to visit the https version of the endpoint and it should work from there.
Simply run docker-compose up -d on the root with the certificate files located on disk appropriately and it should "just work"
This is a working beta with self signed certificates
Docker hub links:
- https://hub.docker.com/layers/rhinoflower/checkin-service/0.5.3/images/sha256-0f5067c7d5878645618d877b5148728b2b836d7c8ad8549eeb49fef569ebf540?context=explore
- https://hub.docker.com/layers/140287259/rhinoflower/checkin-ui/0.9.0/images/sha256-e65d2af9e2f20fd3b4400a0691ecb49909686b6ff944737058388ba4117439b1?context=explore
Checkin-ui (0.9.0) is a self signed SSL nginx front end with two react applications under it:
- checkin-report/
- qr-scanner/
Respectively.
Checkin-service (0.5.3) is just an average http spring boot application
Postgres 13:1 was selected as the backend
In any case, this marks the first working beta with a working self signed certificate. To get this working you need to hit the http webserver first to get both the root CA certificate and sites certificate. Once these are installed on your device you may proceed to visit the https version of the endpoint and it should work from there.
Simply run docker-compose up -d on the root with the certificate files located on disk appropriately and it should "just work"