fix docker build

[simono41]

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[CodeDoctorDE]

Thanks for the contribution. I would use the existing value inside the pubspec.yaml to get the flutter version

[simono41]

As a small note, you have to change the right port area on the page to port 80 with the docker run command: https://butterfly.linwood.dev/downloads/selfhosting/

The default port of nginx is the port 80

[CodeDoctorDE]

Oh yeah, feel free to change it too, you can find it in docs/community/downloads/web.mdx.
don't we also need a EXPOSE 80 in the docker file?
Also: Do we need to add support for https or should people add a reverse proxy before routing it in here?

I will test it once I'm on my linux computer

[simono41]

Oh yeah, feel free to change it too, you can find it in docs/community/downloads/web.mdx. don't we also need a EXPOSE 80 in the docker file? Also: Do we need to add support for https or should people add a reverse proxy before routing it in here?

I will test it once I'm on my linux computer

All right, I'll edit the mdx file and add the EXPOSE 80.

I would not suggest adding https support for the reverse proxy because SSL certificates must first be obtained via letś encrypt or zerossl via the acme program.

In my case, I have a second Nginx as a reverse proxy to make my other services accessible under the same domain.

[CodeDoctorDE]

Looks good now, just add "--wasm" to the flutter build to allow the new webassembly files that should allow better performance

[CodeDoctorDE]

Oh wait, for this we also need to change the nginx.conf maybe to allow extra permissions, I will merge it now and we could work from there.
see https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/web/wasm for the configuration details

[CodeDoctorDE]

thanks for the contribution :)

Some next steps we could do:

• Add wasm
• Add workflow to publish it on dockerhub