Home Assistant Addon

You can run Manyfold on your Home Assistant server by using this non-official collection of addon repository by alexbelgium, based on the official solo Docker image of Manyfold. Alternatively you can use the single addon repository from toledoem.

Installation

Add the add-ons repository to your home assistant instance (in supervisor addons store at top right, or click button below if you have configured my HA)
Refresh Add-on Store and install Manyfold.
Configure options (defaults are safe for first run):
- library_path: /share/manyfold/models
- secret_key_base: leave blank to auto-generate
- puid / pgid: set to a non-root UID/GID (see “Fix root warning (PUID/PGID)” below)
- optionally tune worker/thread and upload limits in “Small server tuning” below
Start the add-on.
Open http://<HA_IP>:3214.

Options

secret_key_base: App secret used by Rails to sign/encrypt sessions and tokens.
puid / pgid: Ownership applied to writable mapped directories (/config paths).
multiuser: Toggle Manyfold multiuser mode.
library_path: Scanned/indexed path.
thumbnails_path: Persistent thumbnails/index artifacts (must be under /config).
log_level: info, debug, warn, error.
web_concurrency: Puma worker process count.
rails_max_threads: Max threads per Puma worker.
default_worker_concurrency: Sidekiq default queue concurrency.
performance_worker_concurrency: Sidekiq performance queue concurrency.
max_file_upload_size: Max uploaded archive size in bytes.
max_file_extract_size: Max extracted archive size in bytes.

Installation guides

Install guide
Home-Assistant Addon issues github and tag @ToledoEM

Once you've completed this step, your Manyfold instance should be up and running at http://{yourserver}:3214. Open it up in your browser, and then proceed to the next step to set up your administrator account.

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