## bash alias

You can configure an bash alias in your `~/.bashrc` like this:

```
## genpasswd alias
alias genpasswd='echo $(curl -s https://passwd.scu.si/api/password)'
```

After making above changes you have to reload your ~/bashrc, in order to activate your changes.
```
. ~/.bashrc
```

Now you can enter `genpasswd` and get a fresh password from the API Endpoint.

## get 10 fresh passwords

```bash
for i in {1..10}; do echo $(curl -s https://passwd.scu.si/api/password); done
```

# building the app

you can build the app yourself like this:

```
go build -o password-generator ./
```

NOTE: If you build the app manually in go, like shown in this example, it will probably not run, since it misses a writeable `/data` directory.


# build a docker container

```
docker build -t web-password:dev .
```

# start the docker container

```
docker run -p 8080:8080 -v app_data:/data web-password:dev
```

## docker-compose

There are two example docker-compose files in the [misc](./) directory.

### docker-compose.yml

A basic variant that just brings up the container and export port 8080.
The basic variant can be used without modifications.

### docker-compose.traefik.yml

The other one is meant to be used behind a traefik reverse proxy.
This variant has lables to configure traefik accordingly.
The traefik variant needs to be adjusted to your environment before 
you can use it successfully.

### initial pull

```
docker compose pull
```

### start up

```
docker compose up -d
```

### bring down

```
docker compose down
```

### update container

In order to update your container to the current version, do this:
```
docker compose pull
docker compose up -d
```