docker VS self-hosted

There is a compose file in the production version of their github. https://github.com/wger-project/docker/blob/master/docker-compose.yml

And as for the installation, there is a docker compose setting that perists the data, alternatively there is the possibility to install everything "natively"

I tried following their official docker config, but to no avail. I still struggle to make things work, but this is the config I came up with so far:

I want to a run an instance of wger locally. However, the compose file calls for a nginx reverse proxy container.

You can fully self host it (server and everything): https://github.com/revoltchat/self-hosted

This is for folks that want a self-governed / "no big brother" Discord alternative, it's quite nice for that purpose, but it's lacking the Discord integrations (audio chat, etc.) that make it better for gamers.

Revolt looks interesting. I see they have a self-hosted repo too with docker images.

Have you checked out Revolt? https://revolt.chat/ I think you can self-host this one https://github.com/revoltchat/self-hosted

Everyone can host a Revolt instance as it's open source (the developers even published a script for Docker to make things easier), so you can even own and host a server. However, the official server is managed and owned by team members (and the main server is hosted in Germany, while media server is hosted in Lithuania according to the privacy policy).

Revolt aims to be an open source Discord alternative, looks like it would fit your use case

Not familiar but they seem to allow self hosting: https://github.com/revoltchat/self-hosted

I'm having the same problem! Saw someone opened this issue so hopefully we get a response soon.