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@@ -4,51 +4,29 @@ Unlike [Swirlix](https://github.com/UnownHash/Swirlix-Public), Xilriws doesn't u
 This has the advantage of being free and not requiring an account, but might result in some issues unique to your system. 
 As such, a docker installation is highly recommended, even if the rest of your setup isn't dockerized.
 
-## Docker installation (recommended)
+## Installation
 
-1. `git clone https://github.com/UnownHash/Xilriws-Public`
-2. `cp docker-compose.yml.example docker-compose.yml`
-3. 
-
-run `./run.sh` to download the xilriws binary and config file
-
-build the Docker image with `docker build -t xilriws .`
-
-copy the docker-compose config to your existing docker-compose file for the unown# stack, or on its own.
-if you have it on its own, you will need to make sure to uncomment the port mapping lines in the compose file. 
-keep in mind there is no authentication on this, so avoid exposing it to the public internet if possible.
-
-you can change the "replicas" number to alter how many copies of the container will be spawned. traefik manages load balancing,
-and should work automatically. set this number in accordance with the avaliable RAM and CPU on your machine.
-
-the more copies of the container, the lower you can set login delay
-
-copy `config.json` somewhere into the path of wherever your docker-compose file is, and name it whatever you'd like.
-the example docker-compose assumes it's named `xilriws.json`, and in the same directory as the docker-compose file. 
-update the `volumes` section in the docker-compose to match the file name and path of the new config file
-
-start the container with `docker-compose up -d`
+1. `git clone https://github.com/UnownHash/Xilriws-Public Xilriws && cd Xilriws`
+2. `cp docker-compose.yml.example docker-compose.yml && cp xilriws.json.example xilriws.json`
+3. `docker compose up -d`
 
 in your Dragonite config, add: 
 
 ```toml
 [general]
-remote_auth_url = "http://xilriws:<port>/api/v1/login-code"
+remote_auth_url = "http://xilriws:5090/api/v1/login-code"
 ```
 
-this assumes you have everything in the same docker network. if you're hosting it externally, change the `xilriws` hostname to
+this assumes you have everything in the same docker network. if you're hosting it externally, change the hostname to
 something else accordingly.
 
+### Update
 
-## Manual installation (not recommended)
-
-Note that this has to be run without root.
-
-run `./run.sh`
+1. `git pull`
+2. `docker compose pull`
+3. `docker compose restart`
 
-edit config.json as you need
-
-you need chromedriver installed, and it needs to be in your `PATH`.
-The easiest way to do this on ubuntu-like operating systems is `sudo apt install chromium-driver`.
+you can change the "replicas" number to alter how many copies of the container will be spawned. traefik manages load balancing,
+and should work automatically. set this number in accordance with the avaliable RAM and CPU on your machine.
 
-run `./xilriws` to start the service
+the more copies of the container, the lower you can set login delay
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