docker-compose.yml

services:
  flightjar:
    build:
      context: .
      dockerfile: dotnet/Dockerfile
    image: flightjar:latest
    container_name: flightjar
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "8080:8080"
    environment:
      # Hostname or IP of the readsb/dump1090/ultrafeeder process exposing the BEAST feed.
      # If readsb runs in another compose project on the same host, either
      # attach this service to that project's network or use network_mode: host.
      BEAST_HOST: ultrafeeder
      BEAST_PORT: "30005"

      # Optional display name shown next to "Flightjar" in the UI and tab title.
      # SITE_NAME: "Home Receiver"

      LAT_REF: "52.0"
      LON_REF: "-1.0"

      # Anonymise the receiver location shown on the map + API.
      # 0 (or unset) = show exact coords. 1 = snap to ~1 km grid. 10 = ~10 km grid.
      # The true coords are still used internally for CPR decoding.
      RECEIVER_ANON_KM: "0"

      # File output inside the container; host path is set by the volume below.
      #BEAST_OUTFILE: /data/beast.jsonl
      BEAST_ROTATE: daily        # none | hourly | daily
      BEAST_ROTATE_KEEP: "14"
      BEAST_STDOUT: "1"          # "0" to silence docker logs
      # BEAST_NO_DECODE: "1"     # uncomment to skip Mode S decoding

      SNAPSHOT_INTERVAL: "1.0"

      # Re-download the aircraft DB on a schedule. 0 (or unset) = off; any
      # positive number of hours = background refresh. Written atomically to
      # /data/aircraft_db.csv.gz so it survives restarts.
      # AIRCRAFT_DB_REFRESH_HOURS: "168"   # weekly

      # Origin/destination enrichment via adsbdb.com (free, no auth).
      # On by default; set to 0 for offline / privacy-conscious deploys.
      # FLIGHT_ROUTES: "1"

    volumes:
      - ./beast-logs:/data

    # Uncomment one of the following if readsb isn't reachable by name:
    # network_mode: host
    networks:
      - ultrafeeder_default

networks:
  ultrafeeder_default:
    external: true