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Adding LibreSpeed, QR Code Generator UI, and QuakeJS #4832

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a Docker Compose configuration for Librespeed, a web-based speed test tool, ensuring seamless deployment with secure access.
    • Enhanced service reliability with automatic restarts and persistent configuration data.
    • Integrated Traefik for efficient routing and secure connections.
  • Documentation

    • Added comprehensive descriptions for LibreSpeed, QR Code Generator, and QuakeJS, detailing features and usage instructions.
    • Included documentation for hosting a fully local QuakeJS server, emphasizing self-sufficiency and ease of access.

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This pull request introduces a docker-compose.yml file for the LibreSpeed application. The configuration establishes a service using the lscr.io/linuxserver/librespeed:latest Docker image, including essential environment variables, volume mappings for persistent data, port mappings for external access, and an automatic restart policy. It also integrates with Traefik for secure routing and access control.

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apps/librespeed/docker-compose.yml Added docker-compose.yml configuring the LibreSpeed service with environment variables, volume mappings, port mappings, automatic restart policy, and Traefik integration for secure access and routing.

Possibly related PRs

  • Ab ohiccups/master #4824: The config.json file for the Emby media server shares a similar structure and purpose with the config.json file for the LibreSpeed application, both defining essential metadata and configuration settings for their respective applications.

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apps/quakejs/docker-compose.yml (2)

1-1: Consider upgrading to Docker Compose file format version 3.8.

Version 2 is an older version of the Docker Compose file format. Consider upgrading to the latest version 3.8 for better features and compatibility.

-version: '2'
+version: '3.8'

10-10: Consider using a specific version tag instead of latest.

Using the latest tag for the Docker image may lead to unexpected behavior if the image is updated with breaking changes. For stability and reproducibility, it's recommended to use a specific version tag.

-image: treyyoder/quakejs:latest
+image: treyyoder/quakejs:v1.0.0
apps/librespeed/docker-compose.yml (1)

3-5: Consider using a specific image version tag for stability.

Using the latest tag for the Docker image ensures the most recent version is pulled, but it may introduce unexpected changes. For production deployments, it's generally recommended to use a specific version tag to ensure stability and reproducibility.

Consider specifying a specific version tag for the lscr.io/linuxserver/librespeed image, like this:

-    image: lscr.io/linuxserver/librespeed:latest
+    image: lscr.io/linuxserver/librespeed:1.2.3

Replace 1.2.3 with the desired version tag.

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apps/quakejs/docker-compose.yml (3)

2-13: LGTM!

The QuakeJS service configuration looks good and follows best practices:

  • The service is correctly defined with a container name, environment variables, exposed ports, image, restart policy, and network.
  • The environment variable HTTP_PORT is set dynamically using ${APP_PORT}.
  • The service exposes two ports: the application port mapped to port 80 of the container and port 27960 for game traffic.
  • The service uses the treyyoder/quakejs:latest image.
  • The service is set to restart automatically unless stopped.
  • The service is connected to a specified Docker network named tipi_main_network.

8-9: LGTM!

The port mappings are correct and follow best practices:

  • The application port is dynamically mapped using ${APP_PORT}.
  • Port 27960 is statically mapped to the same port on the host.

6-6: Verify the definition of the APP_PORT variable.

The APP_PORT variable is used to set the HTTP_PORT environment variable, but it's not defined in the provided code. Please ensure that the APP_PORT variable is properly defined in an external configuration file or environment.

apps/qrcode-generator/metadata/description.md (2)

6-6: LGTM!

The line effectively communicates the new feature of generating Wi-Fi QR codes.


8-8: Great addition!

Including a preview image of the user interface greatly enhances the documentation's visual appeal and usability. Well done!

apps/quakejs/metadata/description.md (2)

6-12: LGTM!

The instructions for hosting a QuakeJS server are clear and provide the necessary steps. The bare URL is acceptable in this context as it is part of the instructions and not a clickable link.

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1-12: Documentation looks good!

The documentation provides a clear overview of the QuakeJS server and instructions for hosting it. The content aligns with the AI-generated summary. No further changes are required.

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apps/librespeed/docker-compose.yml (3)

11-14: LGTM!

The volumes and ports configuration looks good.

  • Persisting configuration data using a volume ensures that the application state is maintained across container restarts.
  • Using an environment variable for the host port provides flexibility in port assignment.

15-17: LGTM!

The restart policy and networks configuration looks good.

  • The unless-stopped restart policy ensures that the container is automatically restarted if it stops unexpectedly, improving reliability.
  • Connecting the service to the tipi_main_network network enables communication with other services on the same network.

18-42: LGTM!

The Traefik configuration using labels looks good.

  • Enabling Traefik integration simplifies the management of routing and SSL/TLS termination.
  • Defining routes for both insecure (HTTP) and secure (HTTPS) access provides flexibility in accessing the service.
  • Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS ensures that the service is accessed securely.
  • Configuring routes for both the main domain and a local domain allows access from different endpoints.
apps/qrcode-generator/docker-compose.yml (1)

1-35: LGTM!

The docker-compose.yml file is well-structured and follows best practices for deploying a service using Docker Compose. The use of environment variables for configuration and the inclusion of Traefik as a reverse proxy with secure access and proper routing rules are commendable.

The file defines a single service for the QR code generator, specifying the necessary image, port mapping, restart policy, and network settings. The Traefik labels ensure that the service can be accessed securely through both a primary domain and a local domain, providing flexibility for different environments.

Overall, the configuration looks solid and ready for deployment.

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## QR Code Generator UI

Basic docker container with a HTML/CSS/JS UI to generate a QR Code from a provided URL.
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Fix the grammar.

Please use "an" instead of "a" before "HTML/CSS/JS UI" since the following word starts with a vowel sound.

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The goal of this project was to create a fully independent quakejs server in Docker that does not require content to be served from the internet.
Hence, once pulled, this does not need to connect to any external provider, ie. content.quakejs.com. Nor does this server need to be proxied/served/relayed from quakejs.com
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Use the correct abbreviation format for "i.e.".

The abbreviation "i.e." (which means "that is") should be used with two periods.

-Hence, once pulled, this does not need to connect to any external provider, ie. content.quakejs.com. Nor does this server need to be proxied/served/relayed from quakejs.com
+Hence, once pulled, this does not need to connect to any external provider, i.e., content.quakejs.com. Nor does this server need to be proxied/served/relayed from quakejs.com
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The goal of this project was to create a fully independent quakejs server in Docker that does not require content to be served from the internet.
Hence, once pulled, this does not need to connect to any external provider, i.e., content.quakejs.com. Nor does this server need to be proxied/served/relayed from quakejs.com
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### A fully local and Dockerized quakejs server. Independent, unadulterated, and free from the middleman.
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Remove the trailing period from the heading.

As per the Markdownlint rule MD026, headings should not have trailing punctuation.

-### A fully local and Dockerized quakejs server. Independent, unadulterated, and free from the middleman.
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environment:
- PUID=1000
- PGID=1000
- TZ=${TZ}
- PASSWORD=PASSWORD
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Use Docker secrets or environment variables for sensitive information.

Storing sensitive information like passwords directly in the Docker Compose file is not recommended, as it poses a security risk. Instead, consider using Docker secrets or environment variables to securely provide the password to the container.

Here are a couple of alternative approaches:

  1. Use Docker secrets:

    • Create a secret file containing the password.

    • Update the docker-compose.yml file to use the secret:

      -      - PASSWORD=PASSWORD
      +      - PASSWORD_FILE=/run/secrets/librespeed_password
      +secrets:
      +  librespeed_password:
      +    file: /path/to/password_file
  2. Use an environment variable:

    • Set the password as an environment variable on the host machine.

    • Update the docker-compose.yml file to reference the environment variable:

      -      - PASSWORD=PASSWORD
      +      - PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD}
    • Ensure the LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD environment variable is set on the host machine before running the container.

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apps/quakejs/metadata/description.md (1)

14-14: Format the URL as a clickable link.

To improve the readability and usability of the documentation, consider formatting the URL as a clickable link using Markdown syntax.

-http://www.quakejs.com/play?connect%20{XXX.XXX.X.XXX}:27960
+[QuakeJS Server URL](http://www.quakejs.com/play?connect%20{XXX.XXX.X.XXX}:27960)
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apps/librespeed/docker-compose.yml (1)

3-17: LGTM!

The Librespeed service configuration looks good. It uses the official Docker image, sets appropriate environment variables, persists configuration data through a volume, exposes the service on the specified port, and connects to the main network.

Consider adding a healthcheck to the service configuration to ensure the container is running properly. You can use the healthcheck option to specify a command that checks the health of the service. For example:

healthcheck:
  test: ["CMD", "curl", "-f", "http://localhost"]
  interval: 30s
  timeout: 10s
  retries: 3

This healthcheck configuration uses the curl command to check if the service is accessible at http://localhost. It runs every 30 seconds, with a timeout of 10 seconds, and allows up to 3 retries before considering the service unhealthy.

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apps/quakejs/metadata/description.md (2)

3-3: Remove the trailing period from the heading.

As per the Markdownlint rule MD026, headings should not have trailing punctuation.

-A fully local and Dockerized quakejs server. Independent, unadulterated, and free from the middleman.
+A fully local and Dockerized quakejs server. Independent, unadulterated, and free from the middleman

6-6: Use the correct abbreviation format for "i.e.".

The abbreviation "i.e." (which means "that is") should be used with two periods.

-Hence, once pulled, this does not need to connect to any external provider, i.e., content.quakejs.com. Nor does this server need to be proxied/served/relayed from quakejs.com
+Hence, once pulled, this does not need to connect to any external provider, i.e., content.quakejs.com. Nor does this server need to be proxied/served/relayed from quakejs.com
apps/librespeed/docker-compose.yml (3)

1-2: LGTM!

The Docker Compose file format version is correctly specified, and the services section is introduced appropriately.


18-32: LGTM!

The Traefik labels for the Librespeed service are correctly configured. They enable Traefik for the service, set up HTTP to HTTPS redirection using a middleware, specify the service port, and define routers for both insecure and secure access. The insecure router is associated with the redirection middleware, while the secure router uses the specified TLS certificate resolver.


33-42: LGTM!

The additional Traefik labels for local domain access to the Librespeed service are properly configured. They define routers for both insecure and secure access using the local domain. The insecure router is associated with the redirection middleware, while the secure router has TLS enabled.

- PUID=1000
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- TZ=${TZ}
- PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD}
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Use Docker secrets or environment variables for sensitive information.

Storing sensitive information like passwords directly in the Docker Compose file is not recommended, as it poses a security risk. Instead, consider using Docker secrets or environment variables to securely provide the password to the container.

Here are a couple of alternative approaches:

  1. Use Docker secrets:

    • Create a secret file containing the password.

    • Update the docker-compose.yml file to use the secret:

      -      - PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD}
      +      - PASSWORD_FILE=/run/secrets/librespeed_password
      +secrets:
      +  librespeed_password:
      +    file: /path/to/password_file
  2. Use an environment variable:

    • Set the password as an environment variable on the host machine.

    • Update the docker-compose.yml file to reference the environment variable:

      -      - PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD}
      +      - PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD:-}
    • Ensure the LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD environment variable is set on the host machine before running the container. The :- syntax provides an empty default value if the variable is not set.

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3-17: LGTM!

The LibreSpeed service configuration looks good and follows best practices. Using an environment variable for the password is a secure approach, and providing an empty default value ensures that the container can start even if the variable is not set.


18-32: LGTM!

The Traefik configuration for the main domain routing looks good and follows best practices. HTTP to HTTPS redirection is enabled, which is important for security. The secure route uses the "myresolver" certificate resolver, which should be defined in the Traefik configuration.


33-37: LGTM!

The Traefik configuration for the local domain insecure routing looks good. HTTP to HTTPS redirection is enabled, which is important for security, even for local domains.


38-42: LGTM!

The Traefik configuration for the local domain secure routing looks good. TLS is enabled, which is important for securing the connection.

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Update the Docker Compose file version.

The specified Docker Compose file version "1.0" is not valid. Please update it to a valid and latest stable version, such as "3.8".

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1-1: LGTM!

Using version "3.8" for the Docker Compose file is a good choice, as it is a recent and stable version that provides access to the latest features and improvements.


3-42: Excellent service configuration!

The LibreSpeed service is well-configured with the following highlights:

  • Uses the official LibreSpeed Docker image from LinuxServer.io.
  • Sets important environment variables for user ID, group ID, timezone, and password.
  • Mounts a volume for persistent configuration data.
  • Maps the container port to the APP_PORT environment variable for external access.
  • Sets a restart policy to automatically restart the service if it stops unexpectedly.
  • Connects to the tipi_main_network for network integration.
  • Configures comprehensive Traefik labels for routing and access control, including:
    • Secure HTTPS access using the specified domain and certresolver.
    • Automatic HTTP to HTTPS redirection using middleware.
    • Local domain access for testing and development.

The configuration follows best practices and provides a robust setup for the LibreSpeed service.


12-12: LGTM!

Mounting a volume for the /config directory is a good practice to ensure that LibreSpeed configuration data persists across container restarts. Using the APP_DATA_DIR environment variable provides flexibility in specifying the host directory location, and the chosen structure ${APP_DATA_DIR}/data/config follows a clear and organized pattern.


16-17: LGTM!

Connecting the LibreSpeed service to the tipi_main_network network is important for proper communication and functionality with other related services. By specifying the network in the Docker Compose configuration, you ensure that the service is properly integrated into the application's network architecture.

- PUID=1000
- PGID=1000
- TZ=${TZ}
- PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD:-}
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Consider a more secure default password value.

Using an environment variable for the LibreSpeed password is a good practice to avoid hardcoding sensitive information. However, setting an empty default value using ${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD:-} may not be ideal from a security perspective.

If the LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD environment variable is not set, the service will start with an empty password, allowing unauthenticated access. To mitigate this risk, consider the following options:

  1. Set a non-empty default value that is still relatively secure, such as a randomly generated string:

    - PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD:-CHANGEME}
  2. Make the password a required configuration by removing the default value:

    - PASSWORD=${LIBRESPEED_PASSWORD}

    This will cause the service to fail to start if the password is not provided, ensuring that it is always set explicitly.

Choose the approach that best fits your security requirements and deployment process.

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