Introduces a table of available instances in the README.
Provides details such as provider, country, URL, and description
for each instance, enhancing clarity for users seeking access.
Added a new section in the README for production setup. It highlights the usage of a process manager like systemd to ensure the application remains running in a production environment, providing a link to the systemd files included in the repository. This update aims to guide users in deploying the application more reliably.
Updated README with detailed instructions for setting environment variables via a .env file. Added sample Caddyfile for reverse proxy configuration and systemd service files for managing the tracker and application. These enhancements streamline deployment, especially in production environments, by providing clear guidance and automation options.
Resolves#1
Updated README to specify ports for both application (:8105)
and tracker (:8106) when configuring a reverse proxy. Also
corrected the URL from localhost:3000 to localhost:8105 to
reflect the expected setup. This avoids confusion during
production setup and ensures smoother deployment.
Included the Transfer.coffee logo to enhance branding and updated header styles for improved visual appeal. Adjusted overall layout to center elements and ensure consistent presentation across the app.
Added an MIT LICENSE file to ensure proper open-source licensing and intellectual property protection.
Created a README file detailing the purpose, features, installation, configuration, and usage of the Transfer.coffee application, facilitating user onboarding and project understanding.