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@volkmarnissen/lxc-manager

v0.1.7

Published

Packaged web UI and backend for LXC Manager

Readme

LXC Manager

LXC Manager provides a simple way to install and manage LXC containers (currently Proxmox VE) using reusable JSON templates and a Web UI.

  • All text files in this project are in English.
  • Angular templates: use @for instead of *ngFor and @if instead of *ngIf.
  • JSON Schemas are located under backend/schemas/.
  • Main executables:
    • backend/dist/lxc-exec.mjs: CLI to execute tasks like installation, backup, etc.
    • backend/dist/webapp.mjs: Same engine with a Web UI to select an application and run a task.

Installation Scenario

Install LXC Manager as an LXC container on a VE host (currently Proxmox only).

Use Scenarios

  • Open the Web UI and install commonly available applications (e.g., Home Assistant, Node-RED).
  • Create your own extended applications and templates with easier setup (e.g., static IP generation).

Applications

Applications have the same purpose:

  • Make LXC container installation easy.
  • Make configuration easy by using extended applications and local templates/scripts.
  • Allow custom applications in backend/local/.
  • Provide templates for optional features like disk sharing, USB serial mapping, IP address management.
  • Extended applications can build upon shared templates.

Project Structure Highlights

  • backend/schemas/: JSON Schemas (template, application, outputs, etc.).
  • backend/json/: Shared templates and applications.
  • backend/local/: Your local parameters, templates, and runtime JSON (not packaged).
  • frontend/: Angular Web UI (build output typically under frontend/dist/...).

Quick Start

  1. Build backend and frontend:
cd backend && npm run build
cd ../frontend && npm run build
  1. Run Web UI locally:
cd ..
node bin/webapp --local ./backend/local
# Open http://localhost:3000
  1. Run a CLI task (installation example):
cd backend
node dist/lxc-exec.mjs <application-id> installation "local/parameters.json" "local/restart-info.json"
  • <application-id> refers to a folder under backend/json/applications/ (e.g., macbckpsrv, modbus2mqtt).
  • local/parameters.json holds environment-specific values; local/restart-info.json is used for resuming/metadata.

Templates & Features

  • Network helpers (e.g., static IP generation and application in separate steps).
  • Disk sharing and USB serial mapping templates.
  • Parameterized tasks via JSON; resolved against the schemas in backend/schemas/.

Notes

  • Proxmox execution: many templates run on the Proxmox host (execute_on: proxmox). Ensure proper permissions, bridges, and storage availability.
  • For Angular static serving, the frontend build path can be configured via LXC_MANAGER_FRONTEND_DIR or package.json (lxcManager.frontendDir).

E2E Testing (optional)

Playwright is set up to run end-to-end tests against the built app:

npm i
npx playwright install
npm run e2e

License

Internal project. Add license information if needed.# LXC Manager

LXC Manager is a tool designed to simplify the creation and configuration of LXC containers on Proxmox hosts.

Overview

  • Purpose:

    • Automates the provisioning and configuration of LXC containers on Proxmox.
    • Provides a library of reusable scripts and application templates for common container setups.
    • Enables users to easily extend and customize container deployments.
  • Features:

    • Step-by-step automation for container creation, disk mapping, user management, and service installation.
    • Modular design: templates and scripts can be reused and combined for different applications.
    • Supports local overrides and extensions for custom requirements.
  • Contribution:

    • The project aims to grow its collection of templates and ready-to-use applications.
    • Contributions of new templates, scripts, and application examples are very welcome!

For configuration details, see docs/configuration.md. For more details, see the documentation in the docs/ folder and example configurations in json/applications and json/shared.