Environment Variables

Environment variables can be used in your docker-compose.yaml file under the environment key, or via the CLI using the -e flag, to alter the functionality and output of the app.

Docker compose example:

services:
  m3u-editor:
    image: sparkison/m3u-editor:latest
    container_name: m3u-editor
    environment:
      - VARIABLE_NAME=value
    ...

or via CLI: docker run --name m3u-editor -e VARIABLE_NAME=value ...

🛠️ Variables

Variable Name	Accepted Values/Types	Default Value	Description
`PUID`	`int`	`1000`	user ID to run under (not currently implemented)
`PGID`	`int`	`1000`	group ID to run under (not currently implemented)
`APP_DEBUG`	`true` or `false`	`false`	output additional info to the log file
`APP_URL`	fully qualified domain name	`http://localhost`	url or IP address where app is being hosted, including http
`APP_PORT`	valid port number	`36400`	the port to run the app on
`REVERB_SCHEME`	`http` or `https`	`http`	how to access websockets
`REVERB_HOST`	valid hostname	`localhost`	where the websocket server is running (may need to change to host IP)
`REVERB_PORT`	valid port number	`36800`	port used to access websocket server
`REDIS_HOST`	valid hostname	`localhost`	default uses container instance
`REDIS_SERVER_PORT`	valid port number	`36790`	default uses container instance
`PROXY_URL_OVERRIDE`	fully qualified domain name	`null`	url or IP address where app is being hosted, including http. If null or not set, will use `APP_URL`
`MAX_CHANNELS`	`int`	`50000`	the maximum number of channels to import for m3u playlists (does not apply to Xtream API playlists)
`BROADCAST_CONNECTION`	`reverb` or `null`	`reverb`	set to `null` to disable websockets. Set to `reverb` (default) to enable