To run winget.pro with Docker, first uncomment the DJANGO_SUPERUSER_... lines in docker-compose.yml and edit them to set the credentials of the user you want to log in with.

Then execute the command below. If you are on an older version of Docker, then really make sure to write docker-compose and not docker compose. Otherwise, you will get many path-related errors.

docker-compose up

You should now be able to log into the service at http://localhost:8000/admin with the credentials you chose in the first step.

Before you run docker-compose up again, remove the DJANGO_SUPERUSER_... lines from docker-compose.yml. Otherwise, the server would attempt to create the initial user again.

winget requires repositories to run under https://. For production use, you now need to set up a reverse proxy that accepts https:// requests and forwards them to localhost:8000. To test things on your local PC, you can use the SSL Proxy provided in this repository.