instagram_monitor/docker-compose.yml at main · tomballgithub/instagram_monitor · GitHub

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# Docker Compose setup for instagram_monitor
#
# Quick start:
#   1. On native Linux export the host identity first (users on macOS or Windows normally skip this):
#        export INSTAGRAM_MONITOR_UID="$(id -u)"
#        export INSTAGRAM_MONITOR_GID="$(id -g)"
#   2. Generate a config (the wizard configures the dashboard for container access):
#        docker compose run --rm --pull=always instagram_monitor --setup
#   3. Start the saved targets and selected interface:
#        docker compose up --no-log-prefix
#   4. Open the web dashboard at http://127.0.0.1:8000/ and add targets.
#      0.0.0.0 is the internal server bind address, not a browser destination.
#
# To monitor specific targets from the command line instead of the dashboard,
# override the command, e.g.:
#   docker compose run --rm --service-ports instagram_monitor user1 user2 --web-dashboard
#
# To import a Firefox session, use the command matching the host profile layout:
#   macOS:         docker compose run --rm -v "${HOME}/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles:/home/instagram/.mozilla/firefox:ro" instagram_monitor --import-browser-session --browser firefox --env-file /data/.env
#   Linux:         docker compose run --rm -v "$HOME/.mozilla/firefox:/home/instagram/.mozilla/firefox:ro" instagram_monitor --import-browser-session --browser firefox --env-file /data/.env
#   Linux Snap:    docker compose run --rm -v "$HOME/snap/firefox/common/.mozilla/firefox:/home/instagram/.mozilla/firefox:ro" instagram_monitor --import-browser-session --browser firefox --env-file /data/.env
#   Linux Flatpak: docker compose run --rm -v "$HOME/.var/app/org.mozilla.firefox/.mozilla/firefox:/home/instagram/.mozilla/firefox:ro" instagram_monitor --import-browser-session --browser firefox --env-file /data/.env
#   Windows PowerShell: docker compose run --rm -v "$env:APPDATA\Mozilla\Firefox:/home/instagram/.mozilla/firefox:ro" instagram_monitor --import-browser-session --browser firefox --env-file /data/.env
#   Windows Command Prompt: docker compose run --rm -v "%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox:/home/instagram/.mozilla/firefox:ro" instagram_monitor --import-browser-session --browser firefox --env-file /data/.env

services:
  instagram_monitor:
    image: misiektoja/instagram-monitor:latest
    # To build from this repo instead of pulling the published image, comment out
    # the "image:" line above and uncomment the "build:" line below.
    # build: .
    init: true
    stdin_open: true
    tty: true
    # Native Linux users can map this service to the host identity so /data stays writable
    user: "${INSTAGRAM_MONITOR_UID:-10001}:${INSTAGRAM_MONITOR_GID:-10001}"
    environment:
      # Lets the tool print docker-compose-style example commands in --help and the setup wizard
      - INSTAGRAM_MONITOR_COMPOSE=1
    ports:
      # Keep the unauthenticated dashboard reachable only from this host
      - "127.0.0.1:${INSTAGRAM_MONITOR_WEB_DASHBOARD_PORT:-8000}:${INSTAGRAM_MONITOR_WEB_DASHBOARD_PORT:-8000}"
    volumes:
      # Generated files plus config and the .env secrets file live in the current
      # directory on the host.
      # The shared SELinux label is ignored on hosts that do not use SELinux.
      - ./:/data:z
      # Persist the Instaloader session across runs
      - instagram_monitor_session:/home/instagram/.config/instaloader
    # Override the image's --help default while preserving saved targets and interface
    # choices from config, then load bind-mounted secrets explicitly.
    command: ["--env-file", "/data/.env"]

volumes:
  instagram_monitor_session: