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A dead simple static HOMe for your servER to keep your services on hand from a simple yaml config.

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A dead simple static HOMe for your servER to keep your services on hand from a simple yaml config.

Platform availability

Available on 5 of 9 platforms

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Checked 15 days ago - source: GitHub (BigBearTechWorld/homer)

Resources & Compatibility

ARM (e.g. Raspberry Pi) is supported.

Checked 15 days ago - source: Docker Hub image tags and published docs

First-install notes

  • Run Homer from a web server, not file:// Download the release zip, unzip it, copy assets/config.yml.dist to assets/config.yml, then serve the folder with a web server such as Python's http.server on port 8010. If you open it as a local file, Homer will not load because it needs HTTP to fetch its files. source
  • Keep and edit assets/config.yml The main dashboard settings live in assets/config.yml, where you set the title, logo, columns, and service cards. Keep a backup of that file after you configure it, because losing it means losing your dashboard layout and links. source
  • Allow the web server port you choose Homer needs to be reached over the port used by your web server, and the example uses 8010 for Python's http.server. If your network or firewall blocks that port, the dashboard will not open in the browser. source

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Common questions

Why won't Homer load when I open it as a local file?

Homer needs to be served over HTTP by a web server because it uses HTTP to fetch its files. Opening it through file:// will not work.

Which file should I back up after configuring my Homer dashboard?

The dashboard settings are in assets/config.yml, including the title, logo, columns, and service cards. Keep a backup of that file after you configure it.

What should I check if my Docker deployment of Homer is failing?

The troubleshooting documentation lists Docker deployment problems as a common issue area.

What can cause Smart Card problems in Homer?

The troubleshooting documentation points to CORS issues with Smart Cards.

Answers sourced from deepwiki.com, github.com, github.com

Community

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