Flame is self-hosted startpage for your server. Its design is inspired (heavily) by SUI. Flame is very easy to setup and use. With built-in editors, it allows you to setup your very own application hub in no time - no file editing necessary.

• 📝 Create, update, delete your applications and bookmarks directly from the app using built-in GUI editors
• 📌 Pin your favourite items to the homescreen for quick and easy access
• 🔍 Integrated search bar with local filtering, 11 web search providers and ability to add your own
• 🔑 Authentication system to protect your settings, apps and bookmarks
• 🔨 Dozens of options to customize Flame interface to your needs, including support for custom CSS, 15 built-in color themes and custom theme builder
• ☀️ Weather widget with current temperature, cloud coverage and animated weather status
• 🐳 Docker integration to automatically pick and add apps based on their labels

Docker Hub link

docker pull pawelmalak/flame

# for ARM architecture (e.g. RaspberryPi)
docker pull pawelmalak/flame:multiarch

# installing specific version
docker pull pawelmalak/flame:2.0.0

# run container
docker run -p 5005:5005 -v /path/to/data:/app/data -e PASSWORD=flame_password pawelmalak/flame

# build image for amd64 only
docker build -t flame -f .docker/Dockerfile .

# build multiarch image for amd64, armv7 and arm64
# building failed multiple times with 2GB memory usage limit so you might want to increase it
docker buildx build \
  --platform linux/arm/v7,linux/arm64,linux/amd64 \
  -f .docker/Dockerfile.multiarch \
  -t flame:multiarch .

version: '3.6'

services:
  flame:
    image: pawelmalak/flame
    container_name: flame
    volumes:
      - /path/to/host/data:/app/data
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock # optional but required for Docker integration
    ports:
      - 5005:5005
    secrets:
      - password # optional but required for (1)
    environment:
      - PASSWORD=flame_password
      - PASSWORD_FILE=/run/secrets/password # optional but required for (1)
    restart: unless-stopped

# optional but required for Docker secrets (1)
secrets:
  password:
    file: /path/to/secrets/password

All environment variables can be overwritten by appending _FILE to the variable value. For example, you can use PASSWORD_FILE to pass through a docker secret instead of PASSWORD. If both PASSWORD and PASSWORD_FILE are set, the docker secret will take precedent.

# ./secrets/flame_password
my_custom_secret_password_123

# ./docker-compose.yml
secrets:
  password:
    file: ./secrets/flame_password

# use skaffold
skaffold dev

Follow instructions from wiki: Installation without Docker

• Backend
  • Node.js + Express
  • Sequelize ORM + SQLite
• Frontend
  • React
  • Redux
  • TypeScript
• Deployment
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes

# clone repository
git clone https://github.com/pawelmalak/flame
cd flame

# run only once
npm run dev-init

# start backend and frontend development servers
npm run dev

Visit project wiki to read more about authentication

The default search setting is to search through all your apps and bookmarks. If you want to search using specific search engine, you need to type your search query with selected prefix. For example, to search for "what is docker" using google search you would type: /g what is docker.

For list of supported search engines, shortcuts and more about searching functionality visit project wiki.

1. Obtain API Key from Weather API.

   Free plan allows for 1M calls per month. Flame is making less then 3K API calls per month.

2. Get lat/long for your location. You can get them from latlong.net.
3. Enter and save data. Weather widget will now update and should be visible on Home page.

In order to use the Docker integration, each container must have the following labels:

labels:
  - flame.type=application # "app" works too
  - flame.name=My container
  - flame.url=https://example.com
  - flame.icon=icon-name # optional, default is "docker"
# - flame.icon=custom to make changes in app. ie: custom icon upload

"Use Docker API" option must be enabled for this to work. You can find it in Settings > Docker

You can also set up different apps in the same label adding ; between each one.

labels:
  - flame.type=application
  - flame.name=First App;Second App
  - flame.url=https://example1.com;https://example2.com
  - flame.icon=icon-name1;icon-name2

If you want to use a remote docker host follow this instructions in the host:

• Open the file /lib/systemd/system/docker.service, search for ExecStart and edit the value

ExecStart=/usr/bin/dockerd -H tcp:https://0.0.0.0:${PORT} -H unix:https:///var/run/docker.sock

The above command will bind the docker engine server to the Unix socket as well as TCP port of your choice. “0.0.0.0” means docker-engine accepts connections from all IP addresses.

• Restart the daemon and Docker service

sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo service docker restart

• Test if it is working

curl https://${IP}:${PORT}/version

In order to use the Kubernetes integration, each ingress must have the following annotations:

metadata:
  annotations:
  - flame.pawelmalak/type=application # "app" works too
  - flame.pawelmalak/name=My container
  - flame.pawelmalak/url=https://example.com
  - flame.pawelmalak/icon=icon-name # optional, default is "kubernetes"

"Use Kubernetes Ingress API" option must be enabled for this to work. You can find it in Settings > Docker

• Requirements
  • python3
  • pip packages: Pillow, beautifulsoup4
• Backup your db.sqlite before running script!
• Known Issues:
  • generated icons are sometimes incorrect

pip3 install Pillow, beautifulsoup4

cd flame/.dev
python3 bookmarks_importer.py --bookmarks <path to bookmarks.html> --data <path to flame data folder>

See project wiki for Custom CSS and Custom theme with CSS.