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1. In the `.env` file set the `HOSTNAME` to the where you will be running YetiForce and set `TLS_EMAIL` to your email address. Those settings will make sure that your website has a proper TLS certificate.
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2. Download the YetiForce code: `git submodule update --init`.
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3. Run `docker compose up -d`.
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4. Go to `https://HOSTNAME` and go through the installation process. For your database settings, enter:
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- Address: db
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- Port: 3306
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- Username: yeti
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- Password: yeti
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- Database name: yetiforce
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### Development
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This image can also work in development mode. This mode is designed for actively making changes in YF itself. As such, it includes the following changes:
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- YetiForce is run from the `./YetiForceCRM` directory
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- MariaDB is available on `localhost:3306`
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- PHP has a development configuration
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This means that you will be able to make changes in `./YetiForceCRM`, see them reflected in your browser, and commit them normally.
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To run in this mode:
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1. Add a line with `127.0.0.1 yeti` to `/etc/hosts` on Unix or `C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts` on Windows.
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2. Download the YetiForce code: `git submodule update --init`.
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