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## TZ ## TZ
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `Etc/UTC` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 -->
<!-- md:default `Etc/UTC` -->
The `TZ` environment variable specifies the timezone that your docker container will The `TZ` environment variable specifies the timezone that your docker container will
utilize. This is useful for syncing your local time with console outputs such as utilize. This is useful for syncing your local time with console outputs such as
@@ -121,8 +121,8 @@ our logging system.
## WEB_IP ## WEB_IP
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `0.0.0.0` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 -->
<!-- md:default `0.0.0.0` -->
The `WEB_IP` environment variable allows you to define what IP address will be The `WEB_IP` environment variable allows you to define what IP address will be
bound to the TVApp2 docker image. bound to the TVApp2 docker image.
@@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ services:
## WEB_PORT ## WEB_PORT
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `4124` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 -->
<!-- md:default `4124` -->
The `WEB_PORT` environment variable allows you to define what port the TVApp2 The `WEB_PORT` environment variable allows you to define what port the TVApp2
docker container will listen to. docker container will listen to.
@@ -177,8 +177,9 @@ services:
## URL_REPO ## URL_REPO
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `https://git.binaryninja.net/binaryninja` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 -->
<!-- md:default `https://git.binaryninja.net/binaryninja` -->
<!-- md:flag dangerous -->
The `URL_REPO` environment variable allows you to specify what Github repo is used to communicate The `URL_REPO` environment variable allows you to specify what Github repo is used to communicate
with in order to fetch IPTV data. This is used as an internal environment variable by the developers with in order to fetch IPTV data. This is used as an internal environment variable by the developers
@@ -208,8 +209,9 @@ services:
## DIR_BUILD ## DIR_BUILD
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `/usr/src/app` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 -->
<!-- md:default `/usr/src/app` -->
<!-- md:flag dangerous -->
The `DIR_BUILD` environment variable specifies what local folder will be utilized The `DIR_BUILD` environment variable specifies what local folder will be utilized
by the TVApp2 docker container when the container builds the app. by the TVApp2 docker container when the container builds the app.
@@ -236,8 +238,9 @@ services:
## DIR_RUN ## DIR_RUN
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `/usr/src/app` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.0.0 -->
<!-- md:default `/usr/src/app` -->
<!-- md:flag dangerous -->
The `DIR_RUN` environment variable specifies what local folder will be utilized The `DIR_RUN` environment variable specifies what local folder will be utilized
by the TVApp2 docker container when the container has built the app and placed it by the TVApp2 docker container when the container has built the app and placed it
@@ -265,8 +268,8 @@ services:
## STREAM_QUALITY ## STREAM_QUALITY
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `hd` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 -->
<!-- md:default `hd` -->
The `STREAM_QUALITY` environment variable specifies the default stream quality that will The `STREAM_QUALITY` environment variable specifies the default stream quality that will
be used when you initiate a new channel to view. be used when you initiate a new channel to view.
@@ -300,8 +303,8 @@ services:
## FILE_PLAYLIST ## FILE_PLAYLIST
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `playlist.m3u8` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 -->
<!-- md:default `playlist.m3u8` -->
The `FILE_PLAYLIST` environment variable specifies the filename that will be utilized when The `FILE_PLAYLIST` environment variable specifies the filename that will be utilized when
your .m3u playlist file is generated. your .m3u playlist file is generated.
@@ -329,8 +332,8 @@ services:
## FILE_EPG ## FILE_EPG
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `xmltv.xml` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 -->
<!-- md:default `xmltv.xml` -->
The `FILE_EPG` environment variable specifies the filename that will be utilized when The `FILE_EPG` environment variable specifies the filename that will be utilized when
your .xml EPG playlist file is generated. your .xml EPG playlist file is generated.
@@ -358,8 +361,8 @@ services:
## FILE_GZIP ## FILE_GZIP
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `xmltv.xml.gz` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 -->
<!-- md:default `xmltv.xml.gz` -->
The `FILE_GZIP` environment variable specifies the filename that will be utilized when The `FILE_GZIP` environment variable specifies the filename that will be utilized when
a compressed `.gzip` is generated and when you download the file. a compressed `.gzip` is generated and when you download the file.
@@ -388,8 +391,8 @@ services:
## LOG_LEVEL ## LOG_LEVEL
<!-- md:control env --> <!-- md:control env -->
<!-- md:default `4` -->
<!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 --> <!-- md:version stable-1.1.0 -->
<!-- md:default `4` -->
The `LOG_LEVEL` environment variable allows you specify how deep logs should go The `LOG_LEVEL` environment variable allows you specify how deep logs should go
when being output to your console. when being output to your console.