# Shlink Docker image

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This image provides an easy way to set up [shlink](https://shlink.io) on a container-based runtime.

It exposes a shlink instance served with [openswoole](https://www.swoole.co.uk/), which can be linked to external databases to persist data.

## Usage

The most basic way to run Shlink's docker image is by providing these mandatory env vars.

* `DEFAULT_DOMAIN`: The default short domain used for this shlink instance. For example **doma.in**.
* `IS_HTTPS_ENABLED`: Either **true** or **false**. Tells if Shlink is being served with HTTPs or not.
* `GEOLITE_LICENSE_KEY`: Your GeoLite2 license key. [Learn more](https://shlink.io/documentation/geolite-license-key/) about this.

To run shlink on top of a local docker service, and using an internal SQLite database, do the following:

```bash
docker run \
    --name shlink \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    -e DEFAULT_DOMAIN=doma.in \
    -e IS_HTTPS_ENABLED=true \
    -e GEOLITE_LICENSE_KEY=kjh23ljkbndskj345 \
    shlinkio/shlink:stable
```

## Full documentation

All the features supported by Shlink are also supported by the docker image.

If you want to learn more, visit the [full documentation](https://shlink.io/documentation/install-docker-image/).