Homiehub Homelab

GitHub License

What is the Homiehub Homelab?

The Homiehub Homelab is a personal project of mine I took on to learn some new skills and hopefully provide myself and my friends with some really cool free, open-source services that we can control democratically and use to share knowledge, resources, and communicate. The selection of services I've put together here is targeted towards stability, convenience, and cross-platform compatibility as my users have very high platform stability demands and are mostly very non-technical. Feel free to use the code here to host your own homelab or just take a look around at the code!

Features

Jellyfin Media Server
- Movies, TV Shows, and Music
- Media Requests (Movies and TV Shows)
- Automated Media Request Downloads
- Feature-Rich Library Management
Obsidian.md Digital Garden
Feature-Rich Organizr Dashboard
- Role-Based Permissioning
- Unified Entrypoint for all Services
- Weather Display
- Quick and Easy IFrame Navigation w/ Compatible Services
Portainer.io Container Management Server
Nextcloud AIO Suite
- Personal Dashboard
- Nextcloud App Integrations
- Cloud Storage
- Jellyfin Media Server Music Uploads
nginx Reverse Proxy
- SSL Wildcard Certification
ddclient DDNS

Self-Hosting for Development

It is recommended to use VSCode to develop on the Homiehub Homelab to take full advantage of the VSCode Workspace features configured within.

From the root directory of the app, run bash ./start_dev_server.sh. The data and service config the app is running on is currently directly based on what is inside of the data and services folders respectively and, thus, is dependent on the host device. Test data and testing configuration files should be generated and managed manually by simply running the dev server and then configuring each application from its respective admin/initialization portal. Refer to each service's documentation for further information. NOTE: All of your configurations and data will be locally stored in your repo. If you delete the whole repo at any point, you will have to reconfigure all your services and lose things like user data, media, etc...