A speedtest results grapher made using Docker and Chart.js during some boring days of lockdown.

1. Copy db.config.sample to db.config and replace the contents with some appropriate values.
2. Open docker-compose.yml and edit the following

   Parameter	Description
   UID	UID of the user that should own the files created inside the containers. (Output of id -u)
   GID	GID of the user that should own the files created inside the containers. (Output of id -u)
   TZ	Your timezone (eg. Europe/Rome)
   ports	The port on your machine where you want the service to be exposed in the form external:internal
   TEST_INTERVAL_MINUTES	The interval at which speedtests should run

1. Run docker-compose pull in order to pull the required dependencies. (This could take a while, but it's required only on the first run)
2. Run docker-compose build in order to build the speedtest runner image.(This could also take a while, but it's required only on the first run)
3. Run docker-compose up -d in order to finally start the service. (Omit -d if you want to leave docker-compose running in foreground in order to see logs in realtime)
4. Connect to http://127.0.0.1:8080 (or to the port you defined in docker-compose.yml) and you should see the results of the first test after a few seconds