# Dev overlay: layered on top of compose.yaml for local development.
#   docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose.dev.yaml up --build
#
# It adds host port mappings (so the stack is reachable from the browser), builds
# the web image from local source instead of pulling it from the registry, and
# swaps the Unraid pb_data bind mount for a throwaway named volume (the /mnt/user
# path only exists on the server).

# No name: here on purpose -- the project name is set once in the base file.

services:
  eb-pocketbase:
    ports:
      - "8090:8090"   # PocketBase admin UI at http://localhost:8090/_/
    environment:
      # Local only: on a fresh pb_data the image auto-creates this superuser, so
      # you skip the /_/ setup screen. Same credentials as the test fixture. This
      # stays out of the prod base -- there the superuser is set up by hand / #9.
      PB_ADMIN_EMAIL: test@example.com
      PB_ADMIN_PASSWORD: test-password
    volumes:
      # Local: a named Docker volume instead of the Unraid /mnt/user bind mount
      # from the base file (that path only exists on the server). The "!reset"
      # tag clears the inherited bind mount so only this volume applies.
      - !reset null
      - pb_data_dev:/pb_data

  eb-web:
    # Build from local source instead of pulling the registry image, so local code
    # changes show up without a push+CI round-trip. image: "" clears the inherited
    # tag from the base, which forces compose to use the build below.
    image: ""
    build:
      context: .
      dockerfile: Dockerfile
    ports:
      - "5000:8080"    # web app at http://localhost:5000

volumes:
  pb_data_dev:         # throwaway local volume; remove with `docker volume rm`