# Use shopware PWA with shopware docker container

**URL:** <https://forum.shopware.com/t/use-shopware-pwa-with-shopware-docker-container/71524>\
**Category:** Installation / Getting Started (EN)\
**Created:** [12. Dezember 2020 um 18:26 UTC](https://forum.shopware.com/t/use-shopware-pwa-with-shopware-docker-container/71524 "2020-12-12T18:26:36Z")\
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**Post date:** [5. Februar 2021 um 08:38 UTC](https://forum.shopware.com/t/use-shopware-pwa-with-shopware-docker-container/71524/2 "2021-02-05T08:38:15Z")

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The post is a bit old but perhaps still relevant for others. I’ve played with this myself. I took the `dockware/dev` image instead, because it includes composer - so I could install the SwagShopwarePwa using composer. Anyway, this worked nicely.

Once you’re able to connect to the Dockware environment using [http://localhost](http://localhost), then actually that’s the exact address you need to fill in with `shopwareEndpoint`. So in my case, it would read:

```
module.exports = {
  shopwareEndpoint: "http://localhost",
  shopwareAccessToken: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
};

```

Could it be that you simply tried to enter a hostname, instead of a URL?

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