Pinned Labelbase submodule to tag 2.2.0

[xavierfiechter]

Thank you for making Labelbase available on Start9.
Labelbase 2.2.0 was just released. I have updated the submodule with the corresponding tag.

[storopoli]

Thanks. I am still having some issues with repurposing the docker-compose.yml file to a single Dockerfile. That's how start9 works.
If you are able to check

https://github.com/CasaVinteUm/labelbase-startos/blob/0d538cd91da088289ad782ee5e4416e2298e341e/Dockerfile

that would be awesome.

[xavierfiechter]

Does it work as is?

Would it be simpler and more robust to run a shell script instead?

I'm currently working on the Raspiblitz integration, see here https://github.com/xavierfiechter/raspiblitz/blob/master/home.admin/config.scripts/bonus.labelbase.sh

[storopoli]

start-os is really Docker-centric.
I think it would be best (and easiest) to create a single Dockerfile (multi-stage build) from the Docker-Compose file.

[xavierfiechter]

Okay, but does labelbase-startos work as it is right now?

Sorry, I don't have a test device at hand at the moment.

[storopoli]

No it doesn't. I've merged #4 since it is 99% of the way.
You don't need start-os to test it. If you are able to make the Dockerfile work, in other words, if you do docker run and it runs labelbase successfully, then it will be very trivial for me to finish the packaging for start-os.

[storopoli]

The problem is not packaging it to start-os, but to convert the docker compose to a single dockerfile.
That dockerfile is consumed by start-os SDK to create the app.

[xavierfiechter]

Got it.

ENV MYSQL_USER=ulabelbase
ENV MYSQL_DATABASE=labelbase
ENV MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=labelbase
ENV MYSQL_PASSWORD=labelbase
ENV MYSQL_PWD=labelbase

I don't particularly like that approach, yet many Dockerfiles include hard-coded passwords. That's why I implemented it using the Twelve-Factor App methodology, which resulted in an exports.sh file.

But hey, let's get this up and running. I'll check the Dockerfile as soon as possible.

[storopoli]

Yes that will change 😓 it will not be hardcoded.
The ideia is to expose that in the start-os GUI for the user to configure.
This is an example from the syncthing start-os package:

https://github.com/Start9Labs/syncthing-startos/blob/724b613c5e880e7476c93afd022d249f62a4b8d0/scripts/procedures/getConfig.ts#L3-L36

Edit: tracking on #7.

[xavierfiechter]

Awesome!