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Pull request overview
This pull request updates the project documentation by restructuring the README and removing a test environment docker-compose file. The changes clarify the project's purpose, provide better examples, and improve the documentation structure.
Changes:
- Removed test environment docker-compose.yml file
- Restructured README with clearer formatting including features and limitations sections
- Updated and expanded the docker-compose usage example with more detailed configuration
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| test-env/docker-compose.yml | Removed test environment configuration file |
| README.md | Major documentation update with improved structure, examples, and usage instructions |
| magic-proxy automatically configures your proxy by reading `x-magic-proxy-descriptor` fields embedded in docker compose files, allowing you to simply bring the compose up and trust that your proxy will automatically configure itself without user intervention. | ||
| magic-proxy automatically configures your web proxy by reading `x-magic-proxy` fields embedded in docker compose files, allowing you to simply bring the compose up and trust that your proxy will automatically configure itself without user intervention. It is essentially a templating engine that uses a common syntax, allowing it to generate output for various proxies. | ||
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| magic-proxy attaches event-based watchers to relavant files and passively streams events from your `docker.sock` to ensure near-instant configuration of your proxy when it changes, without any polling overhead. |
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Spelling error: "relavant" should be "relevant"
| magic-proxy attaches event-based watchers to relavant files and passively streams events from your `docker.sock` to ensure near-instant configuration of your proxy when it changes, without any polling overhead. | |
| magic-proxy attaches event-based watchers to relevant files and passively streams events from your `docker.sock` to ensure near-instant configuration of your proxy when it changes, without any polling overhead. |
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| ## Why? |
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The docker-compose.yml file is incomplete - it's missing the closing volumes declaration and the "Why?" section on line 71 appears to be cut off with no content. The file should either include the complete docker-compose.yml example or indicate that it continues.
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| - "--entryPoints.web.address=:80" | ||
| - "--configFile:/var/generated/traefik_magic.yml" |
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Missing colon after "--configFile" parameter. The correct syntax should be "--configFile=/var/generated/traefik_magic.yml" (with equals sign) or "--configFile:/var/generated/traefik_magic.yml" should be corrected to use the proper Traefik flag format.
| - "--configFile:/var/generated/traefik_magic.yml" | |
| - "--configFile=/var/generated/traefik_magic.yml" |
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