# jellybird + Jellyfin example stack.
#
# Setup:
#   1. `cp .env.example .env`  and paste your API keys into .env
#   2. `cp config.example.yaml config.yaml` (already shipped: tweak if needed)
#   3. `docker compose up -d`

services:
  jellybird:
    build: .
    # image: ghcr.io/yourname/jellybird:latest   # once published
    container_name: jellybird
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "8097:8097"
    volumes:
      - ./config.yaml:/config.yaml:ro
      - media:/media
      - data:/data
      # - downloads:/downloads
    environment:
      # Base URL written into every .strm file. It must be reachable from
      # the PLAYBACK DEVICES, not just from Jellyfin: clients that direct
      # play (Roku, Android TV / Google TV) open this URL themselves. The
      # compose service name ("http://jellybird:8097") only resolves inside
      # the container network, so those clients fail to play unless they
      # use an external player. Set it in .env to this host's LAN address
      # or DNS name (e.g. http://192.168.1.50:8097), recreate the container,
      # then run "Scan All Libraries" in Jellyfin. No library wipe needed:
      # the next sync rewrites the .strm contents in place.
      JELLYBIRD_SERVER_EXTERNAL_URL: "${JELLYBIRD_SERVER_EXTERNAL_URL:-http://jellybird:8097}"
      # `${VAR:-}` defaults to empty and stays quiet when an integration is
      # off. jellybird needs at least ONE provider key; if neither is set the
      # container exits with a clear message — check `docker logs jellybird`.
      JELLYBIRD_REALDEBRID_API_KEY: "${JELLYBIRD_REALDEBRID_API_KEY:-}"
      JELLYBIRD_TORBOX_API_KEY: "${JELLYBIRD_TORBOX_API_KEY:-}"
      JELLYBIRD_TMDB_API_KEY: "${JELLYBIRD_TMDB_API_KEY:-}"
      JELLYBIRD_JELLYSEERR_URL: "${JELLYBIRD_JELLYSEERR_URL:-}"
      JELLYBIRD_JELLYSEERR_API_KEY: "${JELLYBIRD_JELLYSEERR_API_KEY:-}"
      JELLYBIRD_SERVER_TOKEN: "${JELLYBIRD_SERVER_TOKEN:-}"
      JELLYBIRD_ADMIN_USERNAME: "${JELLYBIRD_ADMIN_USERNAME:-}"
      JELLYBIRD_ADMIN_PASSWORD: "${JELLYBIRD_ADMIN_PASSWORD:-}"
      # Where "keep local" copies go; empty = inside the library.
      # JELLYBIRD_DOWNLOADS_PATH: /downloads

  jellyfin:
    image: jellyfin/jellyfin:latest
    container_name: jellyfin
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "8096:8096"
    devices:
      - /dev/dri:/dev/dri
    volumes:
      - jellyfin-config:/config
      - media:/media:ro
      # Same path as in jellybird; add /downloads/Movies and
      # /downloads/Shows to your Jellyfin libraries.
      # - downloads:/downloads:ro
      # Ships the Jellybird Jellyfin plugin (built from the sibling
      # jellyfin-plugin-jellybird repo) straight into Jellyfin's plugin dir.
      # Jellyfin reads the version from plugin/meta.json, so the folder
      # name carries none and stays the same across plugin upgrades.
      - ./plugin:/config/plugins/Jellybird:z
    # Jellyfin reaches jellybird over the compose network using the
    # external_url above; no extra config needed.

volumes:
  media:
  # Optional: store "keep local" downloads on a NAS (the library and .strm
  # files stay in `media`). Uncomment ONE block, the two `downloads` mounts
  # and JELLYBIRD_DOWNLOADS_PATH above, then fill in JELLYBIRD_NAS_* in .env.
  # See "Downloads on a NAS" in the README.
  # NFS:
  # downloads:
  #   driver: local
  #   driver_opts:
  #     type: nfs
  #     o: "addr=${JELLYBIRD_NAS_HOST},nfsvers=4,rw"
  #     device: ":${JELLYBIRD_NAS_EXPORT}"
  # SMB / CIFS:
  # downloads:
  #   driver: local
  #   driver_opts:
  #     type: cifs
  #     o: "username=${JELLYBIRD_NAS_USER},password=${JELLYBIRD_NAS_PASSWORD},vers=3.0,uid=0,gid=0,file_mode=0664,dir_mode=0775"
  #     device: "//${JELLYBIRD_NAS_HOST}/${JELLYBIRD_NAS_SHARE}"
  data:
  jellyfin-config: