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The standard container does not have an http server, but you can either map the img dir locally or add a server like nginx to your docker-compose with something like this: services:
wyze-bridge:
...
volumes:
- ./img:/img
web:
container_name: nginx
image: nginx:mainline-alpine
ports:
- 8080:80
volumes:
- ./img:/usr/share/nginx/html |
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Oh, that's interesting. I just added to the bridge to save locally: And then mapped that local path in nginx to But I could see how this would save a step, so to speak. |
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The readme explains where the snapshots are stored locally, but I don't see a description of how (or if) the images are exposed outside the container - in this case standard docker container. Are they exposed on an existing stream port or do they need to be manually setup to be accessible outside the container?
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