Docker Compose
Docker compose simplifies the configuration of containers and connected services. Following example starts the HomeGallery with a local API server.
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services:
api:
# custom build via
#build: packages/api-server
image: xemle/home-gallery-api-server
environment:
# TensorflowJS backends
# - cpu: slowest and best support
# - wasm: good perfromance for arm64 and amd64 platforms
# - node: best performance on amd64 platform
#- BACKEND=cpu
- BACKEND=wasm
#- BACKEND=node
gallery:
# custom build via
#build: .
image: xemle/home-gallery
environment:
- GALLERY_API_SERVER=http://api:3000
#- GALLERY_API_SERVER_CONCURRENT=1 # On low powered devices
#- GALLERY_API_SERVER_TIMEOUT=60 # On low powered devices
- GALLERY_OPEN_BROWSER=false
volumes:
- ./data:/data
# Mount your media directories below /data
- ${HOME}/Pictures:/data/Pictures
ports:
- "3000:3000"
user: "${CURRENT_USER}"
entrypoint: ['node', '/app/gallery.js']
command: ['run', 'server']
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Note
By default the wasm
backend for the API server is used for best
support on most platforms (SoS, NAS, cloud and desktop). Use node
backend for best performance on amd64 CPUs like desktops. Please
validate that the backend node
works for you.
Quickstart
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echo "CURRENT_USER=$(id -u):$(id -g)" >> .env
docker-compose run gallery run init --source /data/Pictures
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose run gallery run import --initial
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After importing all images you can import new images by:
1 2 3 | docker-compose run gallery run import --update
# For cron update task use -T to disable pseudo-tty allocation
#docker-compose run -T gallery run import --update
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