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So, here we go with a PR for the nightly images. **They will need to have a nightly (at least) run of the pipeline.** I have also included a script and modifications to `drone.yml`, which I believe should serve well as a check-for-changes. But I have no way to check this in your drone environment. ~~And I have not (yet) checked it locally, either. I just copied things over from my GitHub setup.~~ (Update: The script works for me locally.) Could you have a look and let me know, what needs to be changed from your point of view? (I don't know Gitea too well... If there's an option to let you write into this feature branch, I'll enable it.) fixes #4 Co-authored-by: dev-docker <akloeckner@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Florian Brinker <mail+gitlab@f-brinker.de> Reviewed-on: fbrinker/docker-tileboard#5 Co-authored-by: akloeckner <akloeckner@noreply.example.org> Co-committed-by: akloeckner <akloeckner@noreply.example.org> |
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TileBoard Docker-Container
This is a very basic Docker container for TileBoard, "a simple yet highly configurable Dashboard for HomeAssistant".
It contains the sources and starts a simple Python3 webserver to serve TileBoard at port 8000.
Contribute
You can open any new issues here. The builds are automated on changes of the official TileBoard repository.
Have a look at the Dockerfile.
Usage
You have to mount your config.js
file into the /tileboard
directory of the Docker container. You can see an example config.js file in the official repository.
Versions / Tags
Besides the latest version, you can listen to updates for a specific version:
- fbrinker/tileboard (same as :latest)
- fbrinker/tileboard:latest
- fbrinker/tileboard:2
- fbrinker/tileboard:2.2
- fbrinker/tileboard:2.2.0
Additionally, there are nightly
and dev
builds as follows:
fbrinker/tileboard:nightly
contains a nightly build of TileBoard'smaster
branch. Use it to have the most bleeding edge changes, which have not made it into a release yet.fbrinker/tileboard:dev
bundles TileBoard's source code and runsyarn run dev
inside the container. Use it to modify the source, check your changes into GitHub and propose a pull request to TileBoard. See the TileBoard contribution page for details.
Example
Here is an example, using Docker-Compose:
version: '3'
services:
tileboard:
image: fbrinker/tileboard
volumes:
- ./config.js:/tileboard/config.js
ports:
- "8234:8000"
After a docker-compose up -d
, you can reach your TileBoard instance under http://[yourhost-or-ip]:8234
.
Extended Example
I am using it in my docker-compose file like this, with my config.js, secrets and other customizations:
# Home Assistant TileBoard
tileboard:
container_name: tileboard
image: fbrinker/tileboard
hostname: tileboard
volumes:
- ./tileboard/config/config.js:/tileboard/config.js
- ./tileboard/config/secrets.js:/tileboard/includes/config/secrets.js
- ./tileboard/config/pages:/tileboard/includes/pages
- ./tileboard/styles/background.png:/tileboard/images/background.png
- ./tileboard/styles/custom.css:/tileboard/styles/custom.css
ports:
- "8234:8000"
restart: unless-stopped
depends_on:
- homeassistant
Note: You should never expose TileBoard to the web.