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Revert "feat: автосоздавать .env из .env.example при первом запуске"

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2026-09-10 19:48:44 +03:00
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### 4. Start it ### 4. Start it
```bash ```bash
./start.sh docker compose up -d --build
``` ```
This builds the backend and frontend images, starts Postgres, waits for it to report healthy, then starts the backend (which runs every database migration automatically — nothing to do by hand) and finally the frontend. First run takes a minute or two; after that, images are cached and it's seconds. This builds the backend and frontend images, starts Postgres, waits for it to report healthy, then starts the backend (which runs every database migration automatically — nothing to do by hand) and finally the frontend. First run takes a minute or two; after that, images are cached and it's seconds.
`start.sh` is a thin wrapper around `docker compose up -d --build` — if you skipped step 3 and there's no `.env` yet, it creates one from `.env.example` and prints a warning about the defaults it's running on (no password, default Postgres credentials) before starting anything, instead of silently starting an unprotected instance. You can still run `docker compose up -d --build` directly if you prefer; just make sure `.env` exists first.
### 5. Open it ### 5. Open it
Visit **http://localhost:3000** (or whatever port you set via `AURUM_WEB_PORT` in `.env`). A default account and the standard expense/income categories are seeded automatically — there's nothing to configure before you can add your first transaction. Visit **http://localhost:3000** (or whatever port you set via `AURUM_WEB_PORT` in `.env`). A default account and the standard expense/income categories are seeded automatically — there's nothing to configure before you can add your first transaction.

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#!/bin/sh
# Thin wrapper around `docker compose up` that guarantees a .env file
# exists before containers start. Running `docker compose up --build`
# directly works fine even without .env — every variable in
# docker-compose.yml and backend/app/core/config.py has a hardcoded
# fallback — but that means someone who skips the README's "cp
# .env.example .env" step gets a fully working instance with no visible
# sign that it's running on defaults (weak Postgres password, no basic
# auth — see frontend/docker-entrypoint.d/20-basic-auth.sh) until they
# go looking for it. This script closes that gap: if .env is missing,
# it's created from .env.example and the operator is told, loudly, once,
# before anything starts — rather than staying silent forever.
set -eu
cd "$(dirname "$0")"
if [ ! -f .env ]; then
cp .env.example .env
cat >&2 <<'EOF'
[aurum] No .env file found — created one from .env.example with default values:
[aurum] - No password on the app itself (AURUM_BASIC_AUTH_USER/PASSWORD blank)
[aurum] - Default Postgres credentials (AURUM_POSTGRES_PASSWORD=change-me)
[aurum] Fine for a quick local try-out on localhost. Before exposing this beyond
[aurum] your own machine, edit .env and re-run this script (or `docker compose up -d --build`).
EOF
fi
exec docker compose up -d --build "$@"