Docker image of a WebUI lgogwebui for lgogdownloader, an gog.com download manager for Linux.
docker-compose build
The container will run as the user executing the docker-compose command if the UID variable is exported or as user with ID=1000.
It will mount $GOG_DIR inside the container as the folder where downloaded games will be stored. To change edit the docker-compose.yml file.
It will mount your ~/.cache/lgogdownloader and ~/.config/lgogdownloader folders inside the container. Make sure that all three folders exists before starting the container. If a folder is missing it will be created with owner set to root.
To access the interface go to https://localhost:8080. The SSL certificate used is selfsigned therefore on the first load browsers will display a warning.
Example with GOG_DIR set to ~/GOG:
mkdir ~/GOG
mkdir ~/.cache/lgogdownloader
mkdir ~/.config/lgogdownloader
export UID
export HOSTNAME
GOG_DIR=$HOME/GOG docker-compose up -d
To stop the container:
docker-compose down
To access the logs:
docker logs lgogwebui
To execute lgogdownloader directly inside running container:
docker exec -it -u user lgogwebui lgogdownloader
The lgogdownloader settings can be adjusted by modifing the ~/.config/lgogdownloader/config.cfg.
For example to enable additional languages change the language setting, e.g for polish:
language = pl,en
Currently the exclude pattern is hard coded at: extras,covers.
For integration with existing proxy use the docker-compose-bare.yml. This will run lgogwebui listening on 127.0.0.1:8585 and can be used as backend in your proxy.
Example with GOG_DIR set to ~/GOG:
mkdir ~/GOG
mkdir ~/.cache/lgogdownloader
mkdir ~/.config/lgogdownloader
export UID
GOG_DIR=$HOME/GOG docker-compose -f docker-compose-bare.yml up -d
For proxies where lgogwebui is not served as root path '/' e.g.: https://hostname/lgogwebui - additional setup is required.
Either the proxy has to set X-Script-Name header. Example nginx config:
location /lgogwebui {
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8585;
proxy_set_header Host $host;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header X-Scheme $scheme;
proxy_set_header X-Script-Name /lgogwebui;
}
Or a SCRIPT_NAME variable has to be passed to docker-compose:
export UID
GOG_DIR=$HOME/GOG SCRIPT_NAME=/lgogwebui docker-compose -f docker-compose-bare.yml up -d
To run the container with direct access to the lgogwebui code one should mount local lgogwebui clone inside the container.
Example with GOG_DIR set to ~/GOG and lgogwebui cloned at ~/lgogwebui
git clone https://github.com/graag/lgogwebui.git
mkdir ~/GOG
mkdir ~/.cache/lgogdownloader
mkdir ~/.config/lgogdownloader
export UID
GOG_DIR=$HOME/GOG SRC_DIR=$HOME/Soft/GitHub/lgogwebui docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml up -d