Unraid packaging and configuration layer for vk2him/Enphase-Envoy-mqtt-json.<br> Reads real-time data from an Enphase Envoy Gateway and publishes it to an MQTT broker.<br> Includes optional Victron Cerbo GX / Venus OS integration examples.
Emby Insights is a personal, mobile-first media dashboard for Emby users. It complements the<br>Emby player instead of replacing it: personal playback statistics (genres, weekdays, watch<br>hours, longest sessions, most active days), a detail view per title, recently watched content,<br>recommendations, upcoming movies/shows, and optional media requests via Seerr — all in one<br>place, backed by the user's normal Emby login.<br><br>The first Emby account to log in via the dashboard is automatically made the Emby Insights<br>admin and configures everything else (library selection, optional Seerr/Radarr/Sonarr/TMDB/OMDB<br>integrations) from the Verwaltung/Admin screen at runtime — no container restart needed.<br><br>This is an all-in-one image: the Emby Insights backend, PostgreSQL, and Redis all run inside<br>this single container, persisted under /config. For personal playback statistics you also need<br>the companion Emby Insights Plugin installed on your Emby server:<br>https://github.com/mrt187/emby-insights-plugin/releases/latest<br><br>UI is available in German and English, selectable by the admin.
Homelab network and hardware topology dashboard. Scanners and collectors map your<br> machines and your LAN, a pipeline normalizes and enriches the result (vendor lookup,<br> VLAN by subnet, device kind), and the dashboard draws it live in the browser.<br> Reporting agents on other hosts push their own map plus telemetry to this server.<br> Also serves per-host service widgets and live Glances metrics.<br><br> Point agents at it with: TOPO_SERVER=http://[Unraid-IP]:8770<br><br> Host networking is the default on purpose: the ping/arp/nmap collectors need to see<br> the real LAN, and pushes from agents keep their true source IP (each card is labelled<br> by it). Bridge mode works for the dashboard itself but discovery will be blind.
A cinematic, television-first interface for the Emby, Jellyfin or Plex server you already run. CineDock uses your existing users and libraries and includes a plain-English setup wizard.
Converts CAD drawings to d&b ArrayCalc and Soundvision venue data. Runs entirely in the browser.
Aspect ratio, pixel pitch and screen geometry calculator. Runs entirely in the browser.
Fleet dashboard for Blackmagic ATEM switchers — status, health and restreaming across every switcher on the network.<br><br>Note: packages/server/src/discovery.ts uses multicast-dns. Bridge networking silently discovers nothing, so the template ships host networking. Devices can still be added by IP in bridge mode if you prefer isolation.
Waveform, vectorscope and histogram for a captured video source. Analysis happens in the page and video never leaves the browser.<br><br>Note: buildCmd is `static:build`, NOT `build`. In this repo `npm run build` is `electron-vite build` and produces the desktop app, not the static site — it would populate out/ and leave dist/ stale or absent, and the image would either fail to copy or silently serve an old build.
Projector edge-blend calculator with Resolume export. Runs entirely in the browser.
CasparCG show control server — cue lists, AMCP bridging and OSC control.<br><br>Note: Two things a Rust-only Dockerfile gets wrong here. `web/` is NOT tracked in git — console/vite.config.ts builds into ../web with emptyOutDir — so the image needs a Node stage before the Rust one or it ships a server whose ServeDir points at nothing and 404s every page. And `--web` defaults to the relative path `web`, which resolves against the working directory, so the runtime stage passes an absolute /app/web rather than relying on WORKDIR.