Track finance data (stocks and crypto currencies).
Have a look at the docker-compose.sample.yml to see how to set up the application using Docker.
Create a new database and import the database.sql into it.
To also update the news, you have to execute bin/update-news.php regularly (i.e. by using a cronjob executing something like docker exec finance-tracker-backend /app/bin/update-news.php, depending on your backend container name).
For the manual installation method, you need a webserver running at least PHP 8.0.
Download the latest release and extract it onto your webserver. Configure the document root to point to the httpdocs directory.
As of now, it is only possible to use environment variables to configure the application. Have a look into the docker-compose.sample.yml for a list of all environment variables.
Create a new database and import the database.sql into it.
The updater (bin/updater.php) should run all the time in order to update the data visible in the frontend. You might archive that by creating a new systemd service which executes the updater script.
To also update the news, you have to execute bin/update-news.php regularly (i.e. by using a cronjob).