repair-hub allornothing/repair-hub:latest https://hub.docker.com/r/allornothing/repair-hub bridge sh false https://github.com/aon082910/repair-hub/issues https://github.com/aon082910/repair-hub https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aon082910/AoN-Unraid-Apps/main/Repair-Hub/repair-hub.xml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aon082910/repair-hub/main/README.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aon082910/AoN-Unraid-Apps/main/Repair-Hub/icon.png http://[IP]:[PORT:8000]/ MIT Self-hosted repair-reference and shop-management app. Vehicle records with VIN decode, live NHTSA recalls/complaints and EPA fuel-economy specs, a DTC (diagnostic trouble code) lookup preloaded with the ~140 generic SAE-standard OBD-II codes, and free-text search against iFixit's guide library and Wikimedia Commons for reference photos -- all backed by content you add yourself (repair guides, wiring diagrams, photos). Full shop management on top: customers, work orders, estimates with no-login customer approval (signature capture included), appointment scheduling, parts inventory, digital vehicle inspections, sales tax, payment tracking, warranty tracking, a technician time clock, PDF invoices, and revenue reports. Three account tiers share one login page -- staff (full access), technicians (repair reference plus only their assigned jobs), and customers (their own vehicles and service history, via a login staff can create for them). Does not scrape, mirror, or resell ALLDATA or any other paid data provider -- if you already pay for ALLDATA, a vehicle's page lets you save a quick link to the matching page in your own account, or attach a file you personally exported. All other external lookups (NHTSA, EPA, iFixit, Wikimedia Commons) are free, public APIs and degrade gracefully with no internet access. SET DJANGO_SECRET_KEY before starting -- pick any long random string. Set the superuser username and password too, or you'll have no way to log in (create one later via `docker exec -it repair-hub python manage.py createsuperuser` if you skip it here). Everything lives under the single /config mount: the SQLite database and all uploaded media (guide photos, wiring diagrams, ALLDATA attachments, inspection photos). Back that one directory up and you've backed up the whole app -- see the README for a scripted hot-backup that's safer than a raw file copy while the container is running. Productivity: Tools:Utilities car auto vehicle repair shop management work order estimate invoice inventory mechanic garage automotive diagnostic OBD DTC Internet access is optional -- only needed for the VIN decode, recalls, specs, and free-guide-search features. Everything else works fully offline. 2026-09-03 ### 1.1.0 Sales tax (shop-wide rate, per-customer exempt), invoice creation with partial-payment tracking, an accounting CSV export, warranty tracking on completed work orders, a technician time clock, VIN barcode scanning on Add Vehicle, and two new vehicle-page data sources: NHTSA crash-test safety ratings and a Wikipedia model summary. ### 1.0.0 Initial release, built and published via CI. 6.1 Self-hosted repair-reference (vehicles, DTC lookup, wiring diagrams) and full shop-management app (customers, work orders, estimates, scheduling, inventory, inspections, PDF invoices) with three account tiers. 8080 /mnt/user/appdata/repair-hub 99 100 Etc/UTC admin admin@example.com localhost,127.0.0.1 false