App/znc

[LaurentFough]

Add ZNC from: official ZNC Docker.

• docker image src: https://hub.docker.com/_/znc
• github repo: https://github.com/znc/znc-docker

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new configuration file for the ZNC application, detailing its functionality as an IRC network bouncer.
  • Added a Docker Compose configuration for easy deployment of the ZNC service.
  • Included a comprehensive description of ZNC's capabilities, including support for multiple clients and secure connections.

• Documentation

  • Updated metadata to provide a clear overview of ZNC's features and functionalities.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new configuration file for the ZNC application, along with a Docker Compose setup for deploying the service. The configuration file (config.json) contains metadata about the application, including its name, identifier, availability, description, author, port, categories, and supported architectures. The Docker Compose file sets up the ZNC service with specific environment variables, volume mappings, port mappings, and a restart policy. Additionally, a description of ZNC's functionality is added in a new markdown file.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/znc/config.json	Added a new configuration file with metadata for the ZNC application, including various settings.
apps/znc/docker-compose.yml	Introduced a Docker Compose configuration for the ZNC service, specifying image, environment, and volume settings.
apps/znc/metadata/description.md	Added a description of ZNC's functionality, detailing its capabilities and support for TLS and IPv6.

Possibly related PRs

• app: homer #5171: The changes in the config.json file for the Homer application are similar to the new configuration file introduced for ZNC, as both involve adding metadata and settings for their respective applications.

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