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Inrixia / Floatplane-Downloader

Project for automatically organizing and downloading Floatplane videos for plex.
https://monitor.spookelton.net/public-dashboards/db0aec66747b4950b01b128916eb737e
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Version for docker-compose #114

Closed torodiesel closed 2 years ago

torodiesel commented 2 years ago

Respectfully,

I would like to request for a version with docker-compose in mind. I use it to easily set environment variables and volume variables to easily get this amazing software up and running. Also If I switch to another server with it just a drop in a .yaml file and its up.

Nothing important just a feature request.

Inrixia commented 2 years ago

You should be able to easily use a docker-compose yml file with the existing image. Have you tried that/need some help?

What's missing that needs to be added?

torodiesel commented 2 years ago

When building the .yaml file and deploying I am not able to authenticate with and without a token when connecting to floatplane I always get a code 403. Also, There is really no examples of all the environmental variables such as what channels to disable such as carpool critics or floatplane exclusives as I do not watch those. Also I am not able to set a version such as Inrixia/Floatplane-Downloader:v5.3.0 as the tags don't seem to be shown. Just latest and Dev. Hard to select a version and know what one you currently have deployed for troubleshooting reasons.

Authenticating with Plex has the same issue as above on my end. Not sure if others have it as well.

The way I get around this is I download the linux version. I setup the db folder with that. As soon as It shows it downloading videos I stop it and start up docker-compose and it just pulls the config out of the setting.json file.

Inrixia commented 2 years ago

Sorry for the delay in replying. Most of the info for docker is on the wiki here https://github.com/Inrixia/Floatplane-Downloader/blob/master/wiki/docker.md

There are only latest and dev tags, individual versions don't have images on DockerHub. If you wanted them you would need to pull the repo and build the image yourself which is straightforward.

The wiki also includes info on how to use username/password/token though this is really only intended for initial login especially since your 2fa token will change and you need to use it quickly. The best approach is to login once and then have your cookies.json under the _db folder persisted.

As for settings, same thing applies its much easier to persist the config file under _db than set settings as env args. That said if you want a one click deploy then you can set any setting using env args by replacing dots with underscores, its covered in the docker wiki but if it doesn't make sense I can try explain it more.

Unfortunately if you have 2fa enabled then if you don't persist your cookies.json in the _db folder you will need to update your token every time you need to login or redeploy. If you do persist your cookies.json then you don't need any credentials in the env args.

rpungello commented 2 years ago

You can use https://www.composerize.com to convert the docker run command they give you into a docker-compose.yml file. You just have to run the setup manually first, but from there on out you can just run docker-compose up -d to get the thing running.

Inrixia commented 2 years ago

Closing as I believe the last two comments should point users in the right direction. If this is still a issue or someone comes along this having issues please re open this discussion or contact me on discord.