Update README.md with exposed ports #7
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Hi, Just thought that rather than submit an issue for a README fix, I could just submit a PR instead. Proposed wording is just placeholder for something to indicate to the user what port they should be able to access the web app in. I had to dig into the Dockerfile to find out what port was exposed, just now so that I could remap it.
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Hi,
Just thought that rather than submit an issue for a README fix, I could just submit a PR instead.
Proposed wording is just placeholder for something to indicate to the user what port they should be able to access the web app in.
I had to dig into the Dockerfile to find out what port was exposed, just now so that I could remap it.