Update screenshots and clean up README

README.md

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 # headscale-webui
-* This is just a simple front-end for a Headscale server.  Allows you to do the following:
+This is just a simple front-end for a Headscale server.  
+Allows you to do the following:
 1.  Enable/Disable routes and exit nodes
 2.  Add, move, rename, and remove machines
 3.  Add and remove users/namespaces
 4.  Add and expire PreAuth keys
 5.  Add and remove machine tags
-6.  View machine details (last online, IP addresses, hsotname, PreAuth key in use, enabled/disabled routes, and tags)
+6.  View machine details
+    * Hostname
+    * User associated with the machine
+    * IP addresses in the Tailnet
+    * Last seen by the control server
+    * Last update with the control server
+    * Creation date
+    * PreAuth key associated with the machine
+    * Enable / disable routes and exit nodes
+    * Add and delete machine tags
 
 Screenshots:
 
 ![Machines](screenshots/machines.png)
 ![Users](screenshots/users.png)
-![Add a new machine](screenshots/machine_add.png)
-![Machine Details](screenshots/machines-page.JPG)
-![API Key Test](screenshots/key_test.png)
+![Add a new machine](screenshots/add-machine.png)
+![Machine Details](screenshots/machines.png)
+![API Key Test](screenshots/settings.png)
 
 
 ## Installation:
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 2.  Change the following variables in docker-compose.yml:
     1.  TZ - Change to your timezone.  Example: Asia/Tokyo
     2.  HS_SERVER - Change to your headscale's URL
-    3.  BASE_PATH - This will be the path your server is served on.  Because the GUI expects <HS_SERVER/admin>, I usually put this as "/admin"
+    3.  BASE_PATH - This will be the path your server is served on.  Because the Windows Tailscale GUI expects <HS_SERVER/admin>, I usually put this as "/admin"
     4.  KEY - Your encryption key to store your headscale API key on disk.  Generate a new one with "openssl rand -base64 32".  Do not forget the quotations around the key when entering.
 3. You will also need to change the volumes:
     1.  /data - Where your encryption key will reside.  Can be anywhere
     2.  /etc/headscale/ - This is your Headscale configuration file.
 4.  Update the build context location to the directory with the Dockerfile.
     1.  Example:  If Dockerfile is in /home/username/headscale-webui, your context will be:
-        *      `context: /home/username/headscale-webui/`
+        *      context: /home/username/headscale-webui/
 
 ## Traefik
 * This was built assuming the use of the Traefik reverse proxy.
@@ -45,4 +55,4 @@ Screenshots:
       - "traefik.http.middlewares.headscale-webui-stripprefix.stripprefix.forceslash=true"
       - "traefik.http.middlewares.headscale-webui-stripprefix.stripprefix.prefixes=/admin/"
 ```
-* Replace $DOMAIN with your domain.
+* Replace $DOMAIN with your domain and update /admin to your BASE_PATH, if changed.

docker-compose.yml

@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ services:
   headscale-webui:
     build:
      context: /path/to/git/repo/root/headscale-webui/
+    # Alternatively, you can use a prebuilt image:
+    # image: git.sysctl.io/albert/headscale-webui:latest
     container_name: headscale-webui
     environment:
       - TZ=UTC                                 # Timezone