shogun-admin

An UI for handling SHOGun entities like users, applications, and layers

shogun-admin should be used in a Docker environment. The easiest way to do this is to use shogun-docker which includes the image.

Assuming the following directory structure

shogun-directory/
├── shogun-docker (https://github.com/terrestris/shogun-docker)
├── shogun-admin (this repository)
└── …

You can simply mount the shogun-admin into your docker-compose environment:

shogun-admin:
  build:
    context: ../shogun-admin
    dockerfile: Dockerfile.dev
  volumes:
    - ../shogun-admin:/app

Allowed Tags for semantic release (see the FAQs for more information about this):

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