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This PR will add the pyLoad app to the app store.
Free and Open Source download manager written in Python and designed to be extremely lightweight, easily extensible and fully manageable via web.
More details about the app can be found here: https://pyload.net/

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new configuration file for pyLoad, detailing application metadata and versioning.
    • Added a Docker Compose configuration to streamline service deployment for pyLoad.
    • Created a markdown description file highlighting pyLoad's features and compatibility.
  • Documentation

    • Added a detailed overview of pyLoad, including user interface information and default credentials.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces three new files for the pyLoad application: a configuration file (config.json), a Docker Compose file (docker-compose.yml), and a markdown description file (description.md). The config.json file contains metadata and versioning information for the application. The docker-compose.yml sets up the pyload service with environment variables, volume mounts, and routing labels for Traefik. The description.md provides an overview of the application, highlighting its features and compatibility.

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File Path Change Summary
apps/pyload/config.json New configuration file added with metadata, including name, ID, availability, description, versioning, and architecture.
apps/pyload/docker-compose.yml New Docker Compose file added defining the pyload service with image, environment variables, volumes, and routing labels.
apps/pyload/metadata/description.md New markdown file added providing an overview of the pyload application, its features, and usage instructions.

Possibly related PRs

  • app: homer #5171: The changes in the main PR involve the introduction of a new configuration file (config.json) for the pyLoad application, which is similar to the addition of a config.json file for the Homer application in this PR. Both PRs focus on defining metadata and settings for their respective applications.
  • [App] Metabase #4603: This PR also introduces a new config.json file for the Metabase application, which includes similar metadata and operational parameters as seen in the pyLoad configuration file. Both PRs involve the creation of configuration files that define application details.
  • Ab ohiccups/master #4824: The addition of a config.json file for the Emby media server in this PR parallels the changes made in the main PR, as both involve the introduction of configuration files that contain essential metadata and settings for their respective applications.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
apps/pyload/docker-compose.yml (4)

13-13: Review the security implications of host downloads directory mounting

Mounting the host's downloads directory directly could potentially expose sensitive system paths. Consider using a dedicated volume instead.

- ${ROOT_FOLDER_HOST}/media/downloads:/downloads
+ pyload_downloads:/downloads

volumes:
  pyload_downloads:
    driver: local

15-16: Document the purpose of the commented port

The commented Click'N'Load port should either be removed or documented properly to explain when it might be needed.

- # - 9666:9666 # Click 'N' Load
+ # Optional: Uncomment to enable Click'N'Load feature for direct browser integration
+ # - 9666:9666

20-45: Consider adding security headers middleware

While the Traefik configuration is comprehensive, consider adding security headers middleware to enhance security. This is especially important for a download manager that handles files from the internet.

Add these labels to enable security headers:

+ traefik.http.middlewares.pyload-security.headers.browserXssFilter: true
+ traefik.http.middlewares.pyload-security.headers.contentTypeNosniff: true
+ traefik.http.middlewares.pyload-security.headers.forceSTSHeader: true
+ traefik.http.middlewares.pyload-security.headers.stsIncludeSubdomains: true
+ traefik.http.middlewares.pyload-security.headers.stsPreload: true
+ traefik.http.middlewares.pyload-security.headers.stsSeconds: 31536000

Then update the routers to use this middleware:

- traefik.http.routers.pyload.middlewares: pyload-web-redirect
+ traefik.http.routers.pyload.middlewares: pyload-web-redirect,pyload-security
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18-19: LGTM: Network configuration is correct

The network configuration follows the standard pattern for Runtipi applications.


4-4: Verify the security of the specified image version

Using a fixed version (0.5.0) might miss security patches. Let's verify if this is the latest stable version and check for any known vulnerabilities.

✅ Verification successful

Fixed version 0.5.0 is appropriate and regularly maintained

The image linuxserver/pyload-ng:0.5.0 was last updated on November 15, 2024, indicating active maintenance. LinuxServer.io provides:

  • Weekly base OS updates
  • Regular security updates
  • Timely application updates

The version pinning is actually beneficial here as:

  • It ensures reproducible deployments
  • The base image still receives security patches through LinuxServer.io's maintenance policy
  • The image was updated very recently
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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apps/pyload/metadata/description.md (3)

1-3: Consider storing the banner image locally

The banner image is currently sourced directly from the pyload repository. To ensure long-term availability and prevent broken images, consider storing the banner in the app store repository.


11-11: Fix compound adjective hyphenation

Change "well known" to "well-known" as it's a compound adjective modifying "web standards".

-All common video-sites, one-click-hosters, container formats and well known web standards are supported
+All common video-sites, one-click-hosters, container formats and well-known web standards are supported
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19-22: Enhance folder documentation

Consider adding brief descriptions explaining the purpose of each folder to help users understand what should be stored where.

 | Root Folder                          | Container Folder |
 |--------------------------------------|------------------|
 | /runtipi/app-data/pyload/data/config | /config          |
 | /runtipi/media/downloads             | /downloads       |
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+- `/config`: Stores pyLoad configuration files, including settings and user preferences
+- `/downloads`: Default directory where downloaded files will be saved
apps/pyload/docker-compose.yml (3)

5-5: Remove unnecessary commented build directive

The commented build directive # build: <REPODIR> appears to be unnecessary and could cause confusion. Consider removing it if local building isn't supported or documented.


15-16: Document Click'N'Load port configuration

The Click'N'Load feature (port 9666) is commented out. Consider:

  1. Adding documentation about this feature
  2. Making it configurable via environment variables if needed
  3. Explaining when users might want to enable it

45-45: Add newline at end of file

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 runtipi.managed: true
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apps/pyload/docker-compose.yml (3)

20-44: Well-structured Traefik configuration

The Traefik configuration follows best practices:

  • Implements HTTPS redirect
  • Properly handles both secure and insecure routes
  • Uses TLS for secure connections
  • Supports both main and local domain access

1-45: Verify security measures for download manager

Since pyLoad is a download manager with web interface access, please ensure:

  1. The web interface requires authentication
  2. Downloaded files are scanned for malware
  3. Network access is properly restricted
  4. Download quotas or limits are configured if needed

Would you like assistance in implementing additional security measures?

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13-13: Verify downloads directory permissions and location

The downloads directory is mounted to /media/downloads. Please ensure this path:

  1. Has appropriate permissions for the pyLoad service
  2. Has sufficient disk space for downloads
  3. Is properly backed up or monitored
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Downloads directory is properly organized and segmented

The /media/downloads directory is used by multiple services, but each service has its own dedicated subdirectory or clear purpose:

  • pyLoad: /downloads
  • slskd: /downloads/complete and /downloads/incomplete
  • mylar3: /downloads/mylar3
  • metube: /downloads/complete
  • lidarr-deemix: /downloads/deemix
  • kapowarr: /downloads/kapowarr

This segmentation ensures proper isolation and organization of downloads per service, which is a good practice for permissions and space management.

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