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Thanks!
The username/password are just used once to login and get an auth token and that auth token is stored in a cookie. The username is also stored in a cookie, but the password is not. Here's the login code
Yes you can! However the production version currently uses Sveltekit's adapter-auto which just runs on various cloud platforms, so it might not be that easy to self host without changes. You can run the dev version of the site by cloning it, running
npm install
andnpm run dev
and viewing it at http://localhost:5173/ but that won't be as optimized so your page load would be slower.If you want to self host, would a docker image make it easier?
Thanks for the reply :)
Docker would be good for some people I would guess, but I'm quite happy to clone the dev site and use npm - thanks again :)