# Copy this file to .env before running Docker Compose:
#   cp .env.example .env

# Published image to run. Use a different repository or tag if you are testing
# a fork or a specific release.
OPENHOP_REPEATER_IMAGE=openhop/openhop-repeater:main

# Storage defaults to Docker named volumes. This is the safest option for
# Portainer and fresh installs because Docker preserves the image ownership.
# To use host bind mounts instead, create the folders first and make them
# writable by UID/GID 15888:
#   sudo mkdir -p /opt/openhop-repeater/config /opt/openhop-repeater/data
#   sudo chown -R 15888:15888 /opt/openhop-repeater/config /opt/openhop-repeater/data
# Then uncomment and adjust these paths:
# OPENHOP_CONFIG_VOLUME=/opt/openhop-repeater/config
# OPENHOP_DATA_VOLUME=/opt/openhop-repeater/data

# SPI/GPIO access uses the host's numeric group IDs. Check your host with:
#   getent group gpio
#   getent group spi
# Example output:
#   gpio:x:997:
#   spi:x:999:
# Put the third field from each output line below.
GPIO_GID=986
SPI_GID=989

# Local build only. These are used by docker-compose.build.yml if you build the
# image yourself instead of pulling OPENHOP_REPEATER_IMAGE.
PUID=15888
PGID=15888

# Local build only. The Docker image bundles PyMC Console under
# /opt/pymc_console/web/html so it is available in Web Settings without a host
# bind mount. Use "latest" to pull the newest pyMC Console release at build
# time, or pin a tag such as v0.9.329.
PYMC_CONSOLE_VERSION=latest