feat: Add docker_ignis for self-hosted Obsidian sync server - #73
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- Add ignis.Dockerfile based on labnow/node with multi-stage build - Clone ignis source from Nystik-gh/ignis on git pull - Add work/start-ignis.sh for bootstrap and healthcheck - Add demo/docker-compose.yml with port 8080 and volume mounts - Add .env.example for configuration - Add README.md with documentation
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- Add job-ignis for building ignis Docker image - Add job-ignis to job-sync-images needs list
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Summary
This PR adds support for deploying a self-hosted Ignis server (Obsidian sync server) using Docker.
Changes
labnow/nodeimage, clones and builds ignis from source athttps://github.com/Nystik-gh/ignisFeatures
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@haobibo can click here to continue refining the PR