feat: adds the option to select the http or https for the services sc…

…heme

README.md

@@ -47,8 +47,9 @@ labels:
     - traefik.enable=true # reverse proxy the container
     - traefik.name=soemthing # router and services name
     - traefik.hostname=someApplicationName # overwrite the hostname like overwritten.domain.tld
-    - traefik.webuiport=8080 # overwrite the webUI port like overwritten.domain.tld
-    - traefik.service=soemthingService # overwrite the service that is assigned to the router
+    - traefik.webuiport=8080 # overwrite the webUI port like 192.168.1.1:8080
+    - traefik.service.scheme=http # The schema the services will use, either http/https. It will be added to the front of the url like scheme://service.yourDomain.tld
+    - traefik.service=someThingService # overwrite the service that is assigned to the router
     - traefik.http.disable=true # disable http api, useful if the container is running in the same server as traefik and you want to let the traefik docker provider handle the integration
     - traefik.middlewares=something,something,something@file,somthingelse@http # comma separated middleware, the server convert it to an array, default to auth
     - authelia_auth=false # by defaul the server add Authelia as middleware (auth), if you set the middleware label this get overwritten, this label only works when no middleware are defined in the traefik.middleware label

src/utils/traefik/getFilteredServices.ts

@@ -15,7 +15,11 @@ export async function getFilteredServices() {
 
         const loadBalancerServers = [
             {
-                url: `${container.serverHostname}:${containerWebuiPort}`,
+                url: `${
+                    serviceScheme === "https"
+                        ? container.serverHostname.replace("http", "https")
+                        : container.serverHostname
+                }:${containerWebuiPort}`,
             },
         ];