You can get your initial `ass` admin token by running `docker-compose logs -f -n 50 ass-docker` and copying the token from the output (if you ran the manual install, it will be printed with `npm start`, so copy it from there).
If you used `npm run docker-compose`, you'll have to scroll up to find your initial `ass` admin token. Look at the output of `npm start` to see find it. If you ran the manual install, it was printed when you ran `npm start`, so copy it from there.
To view the container live logs, use `docker-compose logs -f -n 50 ass-docker`.
You should now be able to access the ass server at `http://localhost:40115/` (ass-docker will bind to host `0.0.0.0` to allow external access). You can configure a reverse proxy such as [Caddy](https://jmoore.dev/tutorials/2021/03/caddy-express-reverse-proxy/) to make it accessible from the internet with automatic SSL.
You should now be able to access the ass server at `http://localhost:40115/` (ass-docker will bind to host `0.0.0.0` to allow external access). You can configure a reverse proxy such as [Caddy](https://jmoore.dev/tutorials/2021/03/caddy-express-reverse-proxy/) to make it accessible from the internet with automatic SSL.
"docker-compose":"npm i && npm run setup && mkdir -p /opt/ass/uploads/thumbnails && docker-compose up -d && echo \"Check the logs to see if the server is running:\" && echo \"$ docker-compose logs -f -n 50 ass-docker\""
"docker-compose":"npm i && npm run setup && node . --docker-compose && docker-compose up -d && echo \"Check the logs to see if the server is running:\" && echo \"$ docker-compose logs -f -n 50 ass-docker\""