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README.md

login template

this is pretty much just some shitty code that'll handle logging into and out of a website, with the default features being a blog, but it should be easy to change to something else

setup: remove .example from .env.example \nfill it with the correct values (for ROCKET_SECRET_KEY, run that command to generate it) \nrun docker compose build to build it, docker compose run to run, and docker compose run -d to run it in the background