feat: Add admin credentials input for CouchDB v3 #10
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CouchDB v3 requires an admin user to start. The Docker image will create that user automatically if the credentials are passed as arguments. These credentials can then be used in requests to CouchDB.
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This is useful when passing admin credentials as they can be included in the URL itself.
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CouchDB v3 requires an admin user to start. The Docker image will
create that user automatically if the credentials are passed as
arguments.
These credentials can then be used in requests to CouchDB.
This is based on #9 by @jjrodrig but using action inputs rather than env variables.