Still learning about Docker images.
I have another container running SBFspot and generating the CSV files.
The folder with those CSV files gets attached ReadOnly in this container to process them in PVdiary2
See: https://github.com/Stan-Gobien/sbfspot-Docker
Create the folders.
If you change the paths remember to adjust the docker-compose.yml to reflect that.
I use absolute paths because I prefer deploying my compose stacks using portainer.
mkdir -p /data/containers/pvdiary2/data/
mkdir -p /data/containers/pvdiary2/scripts/
Put the entrypoint.sh script in the /data/containers/pvdiary2/scripts/ folder. Make it executable.
curl -o /data/containers/pvdiary2/scripts/entrypoint.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Stan-Gobien/PVdiary2-Docker/main/entrypoint.sh
chmod +x /data/containers/pvdiary2/scripts/entrypoint.sh
If you use portainer then paste the content of docker-compose.yml in a new stack,
or you can create the stack in portainer with the URL off the file on Github.
You can of course also download the docker-compose.yml file and put it in /data/containers/pvdiary2/
The -d option starts the stack in background mode so it keeps running if you close your shell.
curl -o /data/containers/pvdiary2/docker-compose.yml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Stan-Gobien/PVdiary2-Docker/main/docker-compose.yml
cd /data/containers/pvdiary2/ && docker-compose up -d
At the start of the container, the entrypoint.sh script will get executed.
The entrypoint.sh script will first download the other scripts.
Dependencies will be installed using the dependencies.sh script.
PVdiary will be installed using the install.sh script.
A demo configuration will be setup in PVdiary using the firstrun.sh script.
An rclone config will be set (for FTP) using the rclone.sh script and reading the env variables for user/pass/host.
If you did not set the environment variables in your shell or in Portainer then rclone config will not be made.
See example-stack-portainer.png for an example of deploying this in portainer with environment variables.
The entrypoint.sh script will then execute the normal startup of pvdiary.
The dashboard web UI can be reached on port 8082
Don't use this config on the public internet, because I removed the user/password need for the dashboard.
you can ofcourse set this back in the framework admin.
