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README.md

yarrbox

Configuration tool for docker-compose for my magic machine of goodies.

You need Python 3 installed, but you don’t need any extra libraries. This also assumes that you’re using a recent version of Docker and Docker-Compose.

This might work on macOS Docker, probably not Windows, but you can try I guess. I’m not sure why you would want to run this on anything other than a big ol’ Linux server though.

INCOMPLETE: Doesn’t do everything I want and is currently kinda useless.

Initial Setup

First, generate your personal configuration.

./yarrbox.py init

Next, generate the docker-compose.yml file.

./yarrbox.py generate

Then, you can launch everything, make sure to detach from them so you’re not spammed with the output of all these programs.

(This doesn’t work yet, not everything is in place.)

sudo docker-compose up -d

Extras

You can edit the config with ./yarrbox.py edit, you’ll need to regenerate the config after. And then all rules of thumb for editing Compose configs applies after that. You might want to down the containers just in case.

Future work

I’m more than welcome to accept patches to support Kodi. I’m planning on migrating to that in the future. The config tool isn’t as advanced to support different/multiple distribution frontends so you’ll have to do that yourself.