Hi all,

How would one set up a docker image to allow for login into a docker image of homebrewery on localhost? I have never created a docker image from scratch, alwas used a prebuilt image, but on the homebrewery subreddit, they mentioned changing a line of code in one of the homebrewery scripts to connect to a locally hosted and running naturalcrit project.

Kind regards

Currently the Natural Crit account system is lacking some key features; namely:

• the ability for a user to change or reset their password; and
• the ability for a user to completely delete their account.

Raising this issue for visibility and action.

The pages for account creation and login don't have a valid HTTPS certificate.

NaturalCrit uses cookies to facilitate the log in and account management functionality between it (NaturalCrit) and The Homebrewery. So unless the cookies are properly configured, then the log in functionality between the two is not going to work.

In the current production deployment of The Homebrewery this log in function works fine. But for someone who wants to self-host it, they need to change these variables.

The variables in question are in the file client/naturalcrit/account.actions.js.

I tried creating a process environment variable that I could pass through docker (e4099cf) but this didn't seem to work. Ultimately for my own deployment, I just hard-coded my top level domain. Something like domain=xyz.com should work.

No fix is really needed (other than for convenience). This issue is really just for reference in case anyone else wants to self-host this repo along with Homebrewery.