Hey, great project! I'm working on setting up a media server using docker containers, and Doku is a great way for me to keep an eye on disk usage. My goal for my project is to allow anyone to spin up a media server with really good defaults.
I think it would be beneficial to have an environment variable/configuration option to control the default theme for Doku. I prefer the dark theme, but Doku currently defaults to the light theme. It'd be great if I could modify the environment of my docker-compose.yml file to tell Doku to start with the dark theme by default (i.e., with no user action).
Something like DOKU_THEME=<light|dark>.
Then my docker-compose.yml file could look like:
This pattern of declarative configuration using environment variables with the DOKU_ prefix is really powerful and I think would be useful for anyone who wants to run Doku in containers.
This is a really great project, thanks for contributing to open source!
Hey, great project! I'm working on setting up a media server using docker containers, and Doku is a great way for me to keep an eye on disk usage. My goal for my project is to allow anyone to spin up a media server with really good defaults.
I think it would be beneficial to have an environment variable/configuration option to control the default theme for Doku. I prefer the dark theme, but Doku currently defaults to the light theme. It'd be great if I could modify the environment of my
docker-compose.yml
file to tell Doku to start with the dark theme by default (i.e., with no user action).Something like
DOKU_THEME=<light|dark>
. Then mydocker-compose.yml
file could look like:This pattern of declarative configuration using environment variables with the
DOKU_
prefix is really powerful and I think would be useful for anyone who wants to run Doku in containers.This is a really great project, thanks for contributing to open source!