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# openplate, self-hosted: one stateless container and nothing else.
#
#   mkdir -p ~/openplate && cd ~/openplate
#   curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LowCarbCheck/openplate/main/docker/compose.yml
#   docker compose -f compose.yml up -d
#
# Keep this file in a folder that lasts, like ~/openplate above, and run every
# command from there. Compose treats the compose file's OWN directory as the
# project directory, so a `.env` beside this file is the one it reads, not one
# somewhere further up. A folder under /tmp can be emptied by a reboot.
#
# Only http://localhost:3000 on this machine counts as a secure page. Opened
# from another device at http://<this machine's address>:3000, the diary and
# plate photos work, but installing the app, offline use and the one-click
# OpenRouter connect do not. See the HTTPS section of apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md.
#
# There is no database and no secret to configure. The server stores nothing:
# your diary lives in your browser's own IndexedDB on the device you use it
# from (see apps/app/.adr/0006-the-app-server-holds-no-accounts.md). Back up with the
# in-app JSON export, not with a database dump.
#
# If you also want the optional core server (accounts and diary sync), use
# docker/topologies/compose.core.yml instead. THAT one needs a database,
# because the core server keeps accounts and ciphertext. The other shapes
# (self-hosted AI, or everything at once) sit beside it; docker/topologies/
# README.md is the one-page map.
# Fixes the project name. Without it Compose names the stack after the
# directory the file sits in -- "docker" for anyone running from a checkout --
# and every container and volume inherits that name.
name: openplate

services:
  # Pulls the published multi-arch image from GHCR by default -- no source
  # checkout required for a self-host. To build from source instead (e.g.
  # developing against this repo), comment out `image:` below and uncomment
  # `build:`, then run:
  #   docker compose --project-directory . -f docker/compose.yml build
  #   docker compose --project-directory . -f docker/compose.yml up -d
  # Run those two from the repo root. The build context below is written
  # relative to THIS file, so it points one level up and into the app's folder
  # of the checkout, apps/app, and `--project-directory .` is what makes
  # Compose read the repo root's `.env` instead of the one it would look for
  # in `docker/`.
  app:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate:latest
    # build:
    #   context: ../apps/app
    #   dockerfile: Dockerfile.pnpm
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      # Published on EVERY network interface of this machine, so anyone on your
      # network can open http://<this machine's address>:3000. Behind a reverse
      # proxy on this machine, write '127.0.0.1:3000:3000' instead: then only
      # the proxy can reach the app, and the plain HTTP port is gone.
      - '3000:3000'
    # To serve legal pages, uncomment this and set CONTENT_DIR in `.env`:
    #   CONTENT_DIR=/srv/openplate/content
    # volumes:
    #   - ./content:/srv/openplate/content:ro
    environment:
      NODE_ENV: production
      PORT: 3000
      # Public URL this instance is reachable at. Set APP_URL in .env if you
      # put a reverse proxy in front (see apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md, HTTPS).
      APP_URL: ${APP_URL:-http://localhost:3000}
      # ON by default. Queries the public LowCarbCheck food database for
      # curated nutrition data (food NAMES only, never photos; fails open on
      # outages). An EMPTY string disables it entirely so no food names ever
      # leave your machine.
      FOOD_DB_API_URL: ${FOOD_DB_API_URL-https://lowcarbcheck.org}
      # Optional free key for that database. Empty is the shared anonymous
      # allowance; set one if more than one person scans on this instance.
      FOOD_DB_API_KEY: ${FOOD_DB_API_KEY:-}
      # "true" passes foods people save from an AI answer on to LowCarbCheck as
      # proposals. Needs FOOD_DB_API_KEY. Empty means off.
      FOOD_DB_BACKFILL: ${FOOD_DB_BACKFILL:-}
      # The most LowCarbCheck calls this server makes in one UTC day. Empty means
      # the default, 3200.
      FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT: ${FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT:-}
      # Number of reverse proxies in front of this container. Behind one proxy
      # (Caddy, nginx, Traefik) keep 1: React Router's CSRF check compares the
      # browser Origin against the host it thinks it is serving, and without
      # the proxy's X-Forwarded-* headers form posts fail. With NO proxy, set
      # TRUST_PROXY=0 in .env: pages work either way, but 1 lets any visitor
      # fake their address in X-Forwarded-For and dodge the per-address limit
      # on food lookups. 2 = Cloudflare in front of one proxy.
      TRUST_PROXY: ${TRUST_PROXY:-1}
      # The language a first-time visitor sees: en, de, fr, it, es or tr.
      # Empty means en. Anyone can still switch in Settings.
      DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE: ${DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE:-}
      # "off" disables the six-hourly request to openplate.de for the newest version
      # and the project's daily count of asks. Empty means on.
      UPDATE_CHECK: ${UPDATE_CHECK:-}
      # Closes this instance: an https:// address where its people went.
      # Every page then names it. Empty means open as usual.
      MOVED_TO_URL: ${MOVED_TO_URL:-}
      # Extra origins the browser may call, space separated, for example a
      # remote AI endpoint of your own. Empty adds nothing.
      CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA: ${CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA:-}
      # debug, info, warn or error.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}
      # The address of openplate-core, one a BROWSER can reach.
      # Empty means no sync. docker/topologies/compose.core.yml runs one.
      CORE_URL: ${CORE_URL:-}
      # The old name of CORE_URL, read for one more release. Set CORE_URL.
      SYNC_SERVER_URL: ${SYNC_SERVER_URL:-}
      # open (the default) or managed, which needs CORE_URL. See
      # apps/app/docs/configuration.md, Managed instances.
      INSTANCE_MODE: ${INSTANCE_MODE:-open}
      # An OpenAI-compatible vision endpoint every browser here may use with
      # one tap, at an address a BROWSER can reach. The key is PUBLIC: every
      # browser that loads the app can read it. Empty means each person brings
      # their own key. The model defaults to openplate-plate-1.
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_BASE_URL: ${DEFAULT_INFERENCE_BASE_URL:-}
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_API_KEY: ${DEFAULT_INFERENCE_API_KEY:-}
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL: ${DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL:-}
      # Which published reference values the Nutrients screen quotes: dge (the
      # default), efsa or us.
      NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS: ${NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS:-dge}
      # Matomo analytics, off unless the first two are set together. The level
      # is pageviews, product (the default when empty) or research, and only
      # with the pair: a level on its own stops the boot.
      MATOMO_URL: ${MATOMO_URL:-}
      MATOMO_SITE_ID: ${MATOMO_SITE_ID:-}
      MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL: ${MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL:-}
      # A newsletter form on the landing page, off unless both are set.
      NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL: ${NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL:-}
      NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY: ${NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY:-}
      # The folder of legal pages, mounted read-only. Set it to the container
      # path of the volume line above. Empty means no legal pages.
      CONTENT_DIR: ${CONTENT_DIR:-}
      # The address the server binds to inside the container. Leave it empty:
      # the published port reaches only a server on every interface.
      HOST: ${HOST:-}
    healthcheck:
      # A shell line with no quotes and no brackets, run by the image's busybox
      # wget. Docker Compose, podman-compose and Quadlet all pass it through
      # the same way; the old `node -e "fetch(...)"` form reached podman-compose
      # 1.0.6 as a broken shell line and stayed unhealthy forever.
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'wget -q -O /dev/null http://127.0.0.1:3000/healthcheck']
      interval: 30s
      timeout: 5s
      start_period: 30s
      retries: 3

# openplate, the full experience, self-hosted end to end.
#
# Three containers: the stateless app, the optional account + E2EE sync
# service (openplate-core), and the Postgres that sync, and only sync, needs.
# The app itself keeps no database at all. Both images are open source under
# the MIT License and are published to GHCR; nothing here builds from source.
#
# If you do not want sync, you do not want this file. Use `docker/compose.yml`
# instead: the app alone needs no secrets and no accounts. The other shapes are
# listed in `README.md` next to this file.
#
#   mkdir -p ~/openplate && cd ~/openplate
#   curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LowCarbCheck/openplate/main/docker/topologies/compose.core.yml
#
#   # The core server needs exactly one secret. Generate it once and keep it
#   # with your database backups, see the SERVER_SECRET note below.
#   echo "SERVER_SECRET=$(openssl rand -hex 32)" >> .env
#
#   # Your key to the admin API, which is how you create the first account.
#   echo "ADMIN_TOKEN=$(openssl rand -hex 32)" >> .env
#
#   # The two URLs a BROWSER will use to reach each service. Defaults below
#   # work for a trial on this machine; set these for anything else.
#   echo "PUBLIC_APP_URL=https://openplate.example.com"  >> .env
#   echo "PUBLIC_SYNC_URL=https://sync.example.com"      >> .env
#
#   docker compose -f compose.core.yml up -d
#
# Keep this file in a folder that lasts, like ~/openplate above, and run all of
# that from there. Compose treats the compose file's OWN directory as the
# project directory, so the `.env` you just wrote, sitting beside this file, is
# the one it reads. Compose passes on only the variables named below: a line in
# `.env` that no `${...}` here mentions never reaches a container.
#
# Signing in needs a secure page: https://, or http://localhost on the machine
# you are sitting at. Over plain http://<LAN address> the sign-in, the sign-up
# and the invite link all fail. See the HTTPS section of apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md.
#
# Then create the first account with an invitation to yourself, minted on
# THIS machine with ADMIN_TOKEN (apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md has the curl command).
# Open the link it returns, choose a password, and the two devices you sign in
# on converge. The service stores ciphertext; what its operator holds is
# explained in apps/app/docs/sync.md.
#
# Fixes the project name, so containers and the pg-data-18 volume are named after
# the stack rather than after whatever directory the file sits in.
#
# The name keeps its old spelling on purpose. Compose prefixes the volume with
# it (`openplate-with-sync_pg-data-18`), so a new name would start an empty
# database next to the one an earlier install already filled.
name: openplate-with-sync

services:
  # ── Postgres ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  # Belongs to the core server alone: it holds sync's accounts and the
  # opaque ciphertext blobs. The app never connects to it and has no database
  # of its own (apps/app/.adr/0006-the-app-server-holds-no-accounts.md).
  # Postgres 18. The volume is `pg-data-18` on purpose. The 18 image keeps its
  # cluster in /var/lib/postgresql/18/docker and the volume mounts one level up,
  # at /var/lib/postgresql. It refuses a volume that holds a 17 cluster, so the
  # old `pg-data` volume cannot be reused. It stays untouched as your rollback.
  # An install that ran Postgres 17 follows "Postgres 18 upgrade" in
  # docker/topologies/README.md: dump, start, restore.
  postgres:
    image: docker.io/library/postgres:18-alpine
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      POSTGRES_USER: ${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate}
      POSTGRES_PASSWORD: ${POSTGRES_PASSWORD:-openplate}
      POSTGRES_DB: ${SYNC_DB_NAME:-openplate_sync}
    volumes:
      - pg-data-18:/var/lib/postgresql
    healthcheck:
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'pg_isready -U ${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate} -d ${SYNC_DB_NAME:-openplate_sync}']
      interval: 5s
      timeout: 5s
      retries: 10
    # Deliberately not published to the host: both services reach Postgres
    # over the compose network. Add a `ports:` mapping only if you need psql
    # from outside, and bind it to 127.0.0.1 if you do.
    expose:
      - '5432'

  # ── The app ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  # Stateless. No accounts, no personal data, no database: your diary lives in
  # the browser. There is no secret to configure here; that is the design,
  # not an omission (see apps/app/.adr/0006-the-app-server-holds-no-accounts.md).
  app:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      # Published on EVERY network interface. Behind a reverse proxy on this
      # machine, write '127.0.0.1:3000:3000' so only the proxy can reach it.
      - '${APP_PORT:-3000}:3000'
    # To serve legal pages, uncomment this and set CONTENT_DIR in `.env`:
    #   CONTENT_DIR=/srv/openplate/content
    # volumes:
    #   - ./content:/srv/openplate/content:ro
    environment:
      NODE_ENV: production
      PORT: 3000

      # The URL a browser uses to reach THIS app. Behind a reverse proxy, that
      # is the public https:// address, not the container port.
      APP_URL: ${PUBLIC_APP_URL:-http://localhost:3000}

      # The URL a BROWSER uses to reach the core server, not `http://core:3000`.
      # The sync client runs in the page, so this address has to resolve from
      # your users' devices. Setting it is what makes the sync interface exist
      # at all; remove this line and the app is a pure local tracker again.
      # The origin is added to the app's Content-Security-Policy automatically.
      CORE_URL: ${PUBLIC_SYNC_URL:-http://localhost:3001}
      SYNC_SERVER_URL: ${SYNC_SERVER_URL:-}

      # `open` (the default): anyone can keep a diary on their own device, and
      # sync is an extra. `managed`: an administrator invites every person,
      # there is no diary without an account, and scans run through the sync
      # service's AI proxy (set UPSTREAM_* and AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL below).
      # See apps/app/docs/configuration.md, Managed instances.
      INSTANCE_MODE: ${INSTANCE_MODE:-open}

      # How many reverse proxies stand in front of the app AND the core server.
      # One value for both, because they sit behind the same proxy or behind
      # none. With one proxy (Caddy, nginx, Traefik) set TRUST_PROXY=1: the
      # app's CSRF check needs the proxy's X-Forwarded-* headers or form posts
      # fail. With NO proxy set TRUST_PROXY=0: 1 would let any visitor fake
      # their address in X-Forwarded-For and dodge the per-address limits.
      # The app's default of 1 assumes a proxy.
      TRUST_PROXY: ${TRUST_PROXY:-1}

      # ON by default. Queries the public LowCarbCheck food database for
      # curated nutrition data (food NAMES only, never photos; fails open on
      # outages). An EMPTY string disables it entirely so no food names ever
      # leave your machine.
      FOOD_DB_API_URL: ${FOOD_DB_API_URL-https://lowcarbcheck.org}
      # Optional free key for that database. Empty is the shared anonymous
      # allowance; set one if more than one person scans on this instance.
      FOOD_DB_API_KEY: ${FOOD_DB_API_KEY:-}
      # "true" passes foods people save from an AI answer on to LowCarbCheck as
      # proposals. Needs FOOD_DB_API_KEY. Empty means off.
      FOOD_DB_BACKFILL: ${FOOD_DB_BACKFILL:-}
      # The most LowCarbCheck calls this server makes in one UTC day. Empty means
      # the default, 3200.
      FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT: ${FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT:-}
      # The language a first-time visitor sees: en, de, fr, it, es or tr.
      # Empty means en.
      DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE: ${DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE:-}
      # "off" disables the six-hourly request to openplate.de for the newest version
      # and the project's daily count of asks. Empty means on.
      UPDATE_CHECK: ${UPDATE_CHECK:-}
      # Closes this instance: an https:// address where its people went.
      # Every page then names it. Empty means open as usual.
      MOVED_TO_URL: ${MOVED_TO_URL:-}
      # Extra origins the browser may call, space separated. Empty adds nothing.
      CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA: ${CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA:-}

      # debug, info, warn or error, for the core server below as well.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}

      # An OpenAI-compatible vision endpoint of your own that every browser
      # here may use with one tap, at an address a BROWSER can reach (the same
      # names compose.full.yml uses). The key is PUBLIC: every browser that
      # loads the app can read it. Empty means each person brings their own
      # key. The model defaults to openplate-plate-1.
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_BASE_URL: ${PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL:-}
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_API_KEY: ${INFERENCE_API_KEY:-}
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL: ${DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL:-}
      # Which published reference values the Nutrients screen quotes: dge (the
      # default), efsa or us.
      NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS: ${NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS:-dge}
      # Matomo analytics, off unless the first two are set together. The level
      # is pageviews, product (the default when empty) or research, and only
      # with the pair: a level on its own stops the boot.
      MATOMO_URL: ${MATOMO_URL:-}
      MATOMO_SITE_ID: ${MATOMO_SITE_ID:-}
      MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL: ${MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL:-}
      # A newsletter form on the landing page, off unless both are set.
      NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL: ${NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL:-}
      NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY: ${NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY:-}
      # The folder of legal pages, mounted read-only. Set it to the container
      # path of the volume line above. Empty means no legal pages.
      CONTENT_DIR: ${CONTENT_DIR:-}
      # The address the server binds to inside the container. Leave it empty:
      # the published port reaches only a server on every interface.
      HOST: ${HOST:-}
    healthcheck:
      # A shell line with no quotes and no brackets, run by the image's busybox
      # wget, so Docker Compose, podman-compose and Quadlet all run it alike.
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'wget -q -O /dev/null http://127.0.0.1:3000/healthcheck']
      interval: 30s
      timeout: 5s
      start_period: 30s
      retries: 3

  # ── The core server ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  # An account service that stores an email address and opaque ciphertext,
  # plus each account's recovery code, sealed under SERVER_SECRET, so that a
  # password reset brings the diary back. apps/app/docs/sync.md states what that means
  # for whoever runs this service.
  core:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate-core:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    healthcheck:
      # The image bakes a check in, but Podman drops a HEALTHCHECK when it
      # pulls an OCI manifest, which is what GHCR serves. Declared here it
      # holds under both engines and Quadlet turns it into Notify=healthy.
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'wget -q -O /dev/null http://127.0.0.1:3000/health']
      interval: 30s
      timeout: 5s
      start_period: 20s
      retries: 3
    depends_on:
      postgres:
        condition: service_healthy
    ports:
      # Published on EVERY network interface, like the app. Behind a reverse
      # proxy on this machine, write '127.0.0.1:3001:3000'.
      - '${SYNC_PORT:-3001}:3000'
    # Uncomment what you use, and set the matching variable in `.env`:
    #   CONTENT_DIR=/srv/openplate/content    (mount the same folder on the app)
    #   NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS=/etc/openplate/ca.pem
    # volumes:
    #   - ./content:/srv/openplate/content:ro
    #   - ./ca.pem:/etc/openplate/ca.pem:ro
    environment:
      PORT: 3000
      DATABASE_URL: postgres://${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate}:${POSTGRES_PASSWORD:-openplate}@postgres:5432/${SYNC_DB_NAME:-openplate_sync}

      # THE one secret in this file. Three subkeys are derived from it: the
      # pepper mixed into every stored authentication verifier, the key behind
      # the anti-enumeration KDF responses, and the key that seals each
      # account's recovery code.
      #
      # Back it up WITH the database. A restored database with a lost secret
      # is a database nobody can log into, and no password reset works either.
      # Changing it has the same effect as losing it.
      SERVER_SECRET: ${SERVER_SECRET:?generate one with `openssl rand -hex 32` and put it in .env}

      # Your key to the admin API at /v1/admin: minting invitations, handing out
      # password-reset links, listing and removing accounts. Empty turns that
      # API off unless an account with the admin role exists. At least 24
      # characters: generate it with `openssl rand -hex 32`, never choose it.
      ADMIN_TOKEN: ${ADMIN_TOKEN:-}

      # The two halves of every invitation and reset link, taken from the same
      # PUBLIC_* values the app uses, so you set each address once. A link
      # reads PUBLIC_APP_URL/join#server=PUBLIC_SYNC_URL&invite=...
      SERVER_PUBLIC_URL: ${PUBLIC_SYNC_URL:-http://localhost:3001}
      CLIENT_BASE_URL: ${PUBLIC_APP_URL:-http://localhost:3000}

      # Signup is invite-only unless OPEN_SIGNUP is set below: an account is
      # created by redeeming an invitation addressed to one email address.
      # SIGNUP_MODE and the older SIGNUPS_OPEN are both boot failures in
      # openplate-core, so neither is forwarded here.

      # The same TRUST_PROXY as the app above: the number of reverse proxies in
      # front of this service. Left at 0 behind a proxy, every request looks
      # like it comes from the proxy and the per-address throttle becomes one
      # bucket a single attacker can lock for all your users. Set above 0 with
      # nothing in front, anyone can fake X-Forwarded-For and skip the throttle.
      TRUST_PROXY: ${TRUST_PROXY:-0}

      # debug, info, warn or error. Empty is refused, so the default stays.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}

      # What the instance calls itself on the /health handshake and in its
      # start-up log, and which language its letters are written in when a
      # request names none (en, de, fr, it, es or tr). Empty means openplate, en.
      INSTANCE_NAME: ${INSTANCE_NAME:-}
      INSTANCE_LANGUAGE: ${INSTANCE_LANGUAGE:-}

      # ── Mail (optional): one transport, or none ──
      # When set, this service mails the invitation and the password reset
      # itself. When empty, it sends nothing. The admin API hands the
      # invitation link and the reset link to you, and you pass them on.
      # "Forgot password" in the app reaches nobody. See
      # apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md for what to do instead. With mail on,
      # PUBLIC_APP_URL and PUBLIC_SYNC_URL must be https addresses, or the
      # service refuses to start.
      #
      # Any Resend-compatible HTTP mail API. It takes a POST of JSON with a
      # Bearer token. Set all three:
      MAIL_API_URL: ${MAIL_API_URL:-}
      MAIL_API_KEY: ${MAIL_API_KEY:-}
      MAIL_API_FROM: ${MAIL_API_FROM:-}
      # Or SMTP, never both. SMTP_PORT defaults to 587 when empty. Port 465
      # uses TLS from the start. Every other port must upgrade with STARTTLS.
      # SMTP_USER and SMTP_PASSWORD go together. For Gmail, use an app
      # password on smtp.gmail.com.
      SMTP_HOST: ${SMTP_HOST:-}
      SMTP_PORT: ${SMTP_PORT:-}
      SMTP_USER: ${SMTP_USER:-}
      SMTP_PASSWORD: ${SMTP_PASSWORD:-}
      SMTP_FROM: ${SMTP_FROM:-}
      # Who receives the operator's copy of a cancellation or a withdrawal.
      # Either transport requires it.
      MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL: ${MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL:-}

      # ── The AI proxy (optional, for INSTANCE_MODE=managed) ──
      # The provider every signed-in scan is forwarded to, and its key. Both or
      # neither. Empty means this instance offers no AI of its own.
      UPSTREAM_BASE_URL: ${UPSTREAM_BASE_URL:-}
      UPSTREAM_API_KEY: ${UPSTREAM_API_KEY:-}
      # OpenRouter only, both optional: zero data retention endpoints, and a pin
      # to named providers with no fallback. Empty is the proxy's old behaviour.
      UPSTREAM_ZDR: ${UPSTREAM_ZDR:-}
      UPSTREAM_PROVIDER_ONLY: ${UPSTREAM_PROVIDER_ONLY:-}
      # Which file decides the model, the zero retention routing and the output
      # cap of each kind of request: empty (the default) keeps AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL
      # and the two settings above as the whole answer, `bundled` is the file in
      # the image, or an absolute path to a file you mount.
      AI_TIERS_FILE: ${AI_TIERS_FILE:-}
      # The model every proxied request is sent to. The app scans with the
      # model this names, so a managed instance with AI needs it set. With a
      # tier file it replaces the default tier's model (an emergency override).
      AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL: ${AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL:-}
      # The whole instance's AI requests per UTC day. Empty means no ceiling.
      AI_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT:-}
      # On an OpenRouter key: mail MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL once per reset period
      # when less than this share of the key's limit is left. Empty means 0.2.
      AI_BUDGET_ALERT_FRACTION: ${AI_BUDGET_ALERT_FRACTION:-}
      # How long one proxied request may take, the most output tokens it may
      # ask for, the requests per account per minute, and the largest request
      # body, sized for a camera photograph after base64.
      UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT_MS: ${UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT_MS:-120000}
      AI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS:-8192}
      AI_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE: ${AI_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE:-20}
      AI_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES: ${AI_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES:-8000000}
      # What one request may carry in (image parts, text bytes, messages),
      # the input tokens one unit of the daily counters covers, and the
      # tokens one image is counted at.
      AI_MAX_IMAGE_PARTS: ${AI_MAX_IMAGE_PARTS:-1}
      AI_MAX_TEXT_BYTES: ${AI_MAX_TEXT_BYTES:-49152}
      AI_MAX_MESSAGES: ${AI_MAX_MESSAGES:-4}
      AI_UNIT_INPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_UNIT_INPUT_TOKENS:-8192}
      AI_IMAGE_INPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_IMAGE_INPUT_TOKENS:-1500}

      # ── Members inviting people (optional) ──
      # The first two together or neither; the cap only with them. Empty means
      # only an administrator invites. See apps/app/docs/configuration.md, Member invites.
      MEMBER_INVITE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${MEMBER_INVITE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_ALLOWANCE_DAYS: ${MEMBER_INVITE_ALLOWANCE_DAYS:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_LIFETIME_CAP: ${MEMBER_INVITE_LIFETIME_CAP:-}

      # "true" lets a person share their diary with a clinician. Off by default.
      SYNC_SHARING: ${SYNC_SHARING:-false}
      # "true" opens the research console at /study, and makes this server
      # hold study data. Read openplate-core's .env.example first. Off by default.
      SYNC_RESEARCH: ${SYNC_RESEARCH:-false}

      # ── The operator notice (optional) ──
      # One short sentence /health publishes and the client shows, for the
      # things this service can no longer tell anyone: a move, a shutdown, a
      # maintenance window. Empty means no notice, and SYNC_NOTICE_URL
      # without SYNC_NOTICE is a boot failure.
      SYNC_NOTICE: ${SYNC_NOTICE:-}
      SYNC_NOTICE_URL: ${SYNC_NOTICE_URL:-}

      # ── Reported estimates (optional) ──
      # On, this service KEEPS the photograph and the figures a person reports,
      # readable, for its retention window. The two limits are per account per
      # UTC day, and per request. Read openplate-core's .env.example first.
      SYNC_FEEDBACK: ${SYNC_FEEDBACK:-false}
      FEEDBACK_DAILY_LIMIT: ${FEEDBACK_DAILY_LIMIT:-5}
      FEEDBACK_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES: ${FEEDBACK_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES:-8000000}

      # ── Open sign-up (optional) ──
      # Empty means invite-only. "true" needs the mail block above. The
      # Turnstile pair is both or neither, and only with OPEN_SIGNUP.
      OPEN_SIGNUP: ${OPEN_SIGNUP:-}
      TURNSTILE_SECRET_KEY: ${TURNSTILE_SECRET_KEY:-}
      TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY: ${TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY:-}

      # ── Free AI scans for new accounts (optional) ──
      # TRIAL_SCANS and TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT together or neither, and the
      # pepper with them. TRIAL_DAYS also ends the trial at midnight after that
      # many days, in TRIAL_TIME_ZONE (an IANA name, empty means UTC).
      # MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL=true makes a member invitation grant the trial.
      # Empty means no trial.
      TRIAL_SCANS: ${TRIAL_SCANS:-}
      TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      TRIAL_DAYS: ${TRIAL_DAYS:-}
      TRIAL_TIME_ZONE: ${TRIAL_TIME_ZONE:-}
      TRIAL_ADDRESS_PEPPER: ${TRIAL_ADDRESS_PEPPER:-}
      TRIAL_HASH_RETENTION_DAYS: ${TRIAL_HASH_RETENTION_DAYS:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL: ${MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL:-}
      AI_TRIAL_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_TRIAL_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT:-}
      AI_TRIAL_NETWORK_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_TRIAL_NETWORK_DAILY_LIMIT:-}

      # ── A standing free daily AI limit (optional) ──
      # Requests per UTC day for every account with no free limit of its own,
      # no end date and no trial. Empty or 0 means off. It cannot stand
      # beside the trial above: the boot stops naming both.
      DEFAULT_FREE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${DEFAULT_FREE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}

      # ── AI feature permissions (optional) ──
      # DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES is what an account with no record of its own may
      # use: comma separated labels, or "none" for nothing. Empty means no
      # check at all. CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP ties a structured-output schema
      # name to the label its use needs, as schemaName:label pairs.
      DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES: ${DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES:-}
      CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP: ${CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP:-}

      # ── Web push (optional) ──
      # All three or none. Empty means no notifications.
      VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY: ${VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY:-}
      VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY: ${VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY:-}
      VAPID_SUBJECT: ${VAPID_SUBJECT:-}
      PUSH_ENDPOINT_HOSTS: ${PUSH_ENDPOINT_HOSTS:-}

      # ── Paid plans (optional) ──
      # The URL and the secret together or neither, and only with a billing
      # service behind this instance. BILLING_TOKEN is that service's own
      # credential. Empty means no plans.
      PLANS_UPSTREAM_URL: ${PLANS_UPSTREAM_URL:-}
      PLANS_UPSTREAM_SECRET: ${PLANS_UPSTREAM_SECRET:-}
      BILLING_TOKEN: ${BILLING_TOKEN:-}
      BILLING_MAX_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${BILLING_MAX_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}

      # ── Everything else ──
      # Which body's reference values the Nutrients screen quotes (dge, efsa or
      # us), for the app above too. Only the boot default: an administrator
      # changes the live setting, and the stored one wins from then on.
      NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS: ${NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS:-dge}
      # The health-data consent every account must agree to, a short string
      # such as 2026-09-28. Empty asks for no consent.
      HEALTH_CONSENT_VERSION: ${HEALTH_CONSENT_VERSION:-}
      # The folder of letter texts, the same one the app above reads its legal
      # pages from. Set it to the container path of the commented volume line
      # above this environment block.
      CONTENT_DIR: ${CONTENT_DIR:-}
      # The daily ceilings on declaration receipts, for the instance and per
      # sender network. Read openplate-core's .env.example first.
      LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_DAY: ${LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_DAY:-200}
      LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_NETWORK_PER_DAY: ${LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_NETWORK_PER_DAY:-10}
      # A PEM file of extra certificate authorities Node trusts, for an SMTP
      # server with a private CA. The container path of the commented volume
      # line above this environment block.
      NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS: ${NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS:-}
      # The address the listener binds to inside the container. Leave it empty:
      # the published port reaches only a listener on every interface.
      HOST: ${HOST:-}
      # Only for an EXTERNAL database. The bundled Postgres speaks plain TCP on
      # the compose network.
      DATABASE_SSL: ${DATABASE_SSL:-false}

      # Every variable openplate-core reads is forwarded above, so a line in
      # `.env` is all it takes. If you set SIGNUP_MODE, SIGNUPS_OPEN,
      # EMAIL_FROM, SMTP_SECURE, any PIGEON_*, or REQUIRE_EMAIL_VERIFICATION,
      # you get a BOOT FAILURE, so none of them is forwarded.

volumes:
  pg-data-18:
    driver: local

# openplate + openplate-inference: your own AI, on your own hardware.
#
#   mkdir -p ~/openplate && cd ~/openplate
#   curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LowCarbCheck/openplate/main/docker/topologies/compose.inference.yml
#
#   # One key, used twice: the inference service accepts it, and the app
#   # hands it to every browser. Generate it here, on this machine.
#   echo "INFERENCE_API_KEY=opk_$(openssl rand -hex 24)" >> .env
#
#   # The two URLs a BROWSER will use. Replace 192.168.1.20 with this
#   # machine's address, or with the names your reverse proxy serves.
#   echo "PUBLIC_APP_URL=http://192.168.1.20:3000" >> .env
#   echo "PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL=http://192.168.1.20:8300/v1" >> .env
#
#   docker compose -f compose.inference.yml up -d
#
# Keep this file in a folder that lasts, like ~/openplate above, and run all of
# that from there. Compose treats the compose file's OWN directory as the
# project directory, so a `.env` beside this file is the one it reads.
#
# The first start downloads about 2 GiB of weights before the first scan can
# run. `logs -f inference` shows the progress; http://<this machine>:8300/readyz
# answers 200 once the model is loaded.
#
# Plate photos work over plain http://. Installing the app needs a secure
# page: https://, or http://localhost on this machine. See the HTTPS section
# of apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md. Once the app is on https://, the inference URL must
# be https:// too, or the browser blocks the call from the secure page.
#
#   docker compose -f compose.inference.yml logs -f inference   # weight download + model load + ready
#   docker compose -f compose.inference.yml logs -f openplate
#
# What you get: an openplate instance whose users tap ONE button to use this
# instance's own AI -- no provider account, no API key of their own, no photo
# leaving your network. Both images are published to GHCR; nothing here builds
# from source. There is still no database and no secret on the app side.
#
# "README" below always means openplate-inference's README:
# https://github.com/LowCarbCheck/openplate/tree/main/apps/inference
#
# -- THE ONE THING PEOPLE GET WRONG ----------------------------------------
# `DEFAULT_INFERENCE_BASE_URL` must be a URL a BROWSER on the user's phone or
# laptop can open. The photo goes from the device straight to the inference
# endpoint -- openplate's server is never in the loop, which is what keeps the
# scan private. So `http://inference:8300/v1` (the container hostname) does NOT
# work, even though the two containers can talk to each other that way. Use the
# LAN address of this host, or a hostname on your reverse proxy / tailnet.

# Fixes the project name, so containers and the inference-models volume are
# named after the stack rather than after whatever directory the file sits in.
name: openplate-with-inference

services:
  # -- The inference service -------------------------------------------------
  inference:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate-inference:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      # Published because the browser calls it directly. Bind to 0.0.0.0 (as
      # here) for LAN access; use "127.0.0.1:8300:8300" if a reverse proxy on
      # this host is the only thing that should reach it.
      - '${INFERENCE_PORT:-8300}:8300'
    volumes:
      # Weights land here on first boot (~2.0 GiB for lite, ~5.8 GiB for
      # quality) and are verified by sha256 on every start. Named, so
      # `docker compose down` does not throw the download away.
      - inference-models:/models
    environment:
      # lite | lite-apache | quality, see README "Hardware & measured latency".
      # external runs no model here and uses your runtime, see below.
      MODEL_PROFILE: ${MODEL_PROFILE:-lite}
      # The key callers must present. Set INFERENCE_API_KEY in .env (see the
      # top of this file); the placeholder below only keeps a first trial
      # booting. It must match DEFAULT_INFERENCE_API_KEY on the app.
      API_KEYS: ${INFERENCE_API_KEY:-opk_CHANGE_ME}
      # Self-host has no latency ceiling. 0 = never shed load for being slow.
      LATENCY_CEILING_MS: ${LATENCY_CEILING_MS:-0}
      # Scans in flight at once. It also sets llama.cpp's slot count; it does
      # NOT add CPU threads, the slots share LLAMA_THREADS.
      CONCURRENCY: ${CONCURRENCY:-2}
      # CPU threads for the model. Empty means every core but two (nproc - 2),
      # which leaves room for the service and the OS.
      LLAMA_THREADS: ${LLAMA_THREADS:-}
      # Where macros come from. fdc = the bundled offline USDA-derived dataset.
      # See README "Food data" before switching to `off` (ODbL) or `lcc`.
      FOOD_SOURCE: ${FOOD_SOURCE:-fdc}

      # -- Everything else the service reads. Empty means the default, and
      # openplate-inference's .env.example explains each one.
      #
      # Your own runtime, with MODEL_PROFILE=external (see below). No trailing
      # /v1, and the address must resolve from INSIDE this container.
      MODEL_RUNTIME_URL: ${MODEL_RUNTIME_URL:-}
      MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY: ${MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY:-}
      # The model id sent to the runtime. Empty means openplate-plate-1. vLLM
      # needs its exact served model name.
      MODEL_ID: ${MODEL_ID:-}
      # The waiting line, the bound on one completion call, the requests per
      # key per minute, the largest decoded image, and the downscale target.
      MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH: ${MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH:-8}
      RUNTIME_COMPLETION_TIMEOUT_MS: ${RUNTIME_COMPLETION_TIMEOUT_MS:-600000}
      RATE_LIMIT_RPM: ${RATE_LIMIT_RPM:-60}
      MAX_IMAGE_BYTES: ${MAX_IMAGE_BYTES:-8388608}
      IMAGE_MAX_LONG_EDGE: ${IMAGE_MAX_LONG_EDGE:-896}
      # debug, info, warn or error.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}
      # What the service reports as its profile. Empty follows MODEL_PROFILE.
      PROFILE: ${PROFILE:-}
      # Each is read only by its own FOOD_SOURCE. Empty FDC_DATASET_PATH is the
      # bundled extract. Empty URLs are https://lowcarbcheck.org for lcc and
      # https://world.openfoodfacts.org for off.
      FDC_DATASET_PATH: ${FDC_DATASET_PATH:-}
      LCC_API_URL: ${LCC_API_URL:-}
      LCC_API_KEY: ${LCC_API_KEY:-}
      OFF_API_URL: ${OFF_API_URL:-}
      # A second runtime serving /v1/embeddings, for hybrid retrieval. Empty
      # means lexical retrieval only.
      EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_URL: ${EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_URL:-}
      EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_API_KEY: ${EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_API_KEY:-}
      # The bundled llama-server: its loopback port, the context per slot, the
      # layers put on the GPU (empty means detect), and extra flags passed on
      # as written.
      RUNTIME_PORT: ${RUNTIME_PORT:-8080}
      CONTEXT_SIZE: ${CONTEXT_SIZE:-8192}
      GPU_LAYERS: ${GPU_LAYERS:-}
      LLAMA_EXTRA_ARGS: ${LLAMA_EXTRA_ARGS:-}
      # A mirror tried before Hugging Face for the first weight download.
      WEIGHTS_MIRROR_BASE: ${WEIGHTS_MIRROR_BASE:-}
    # -- GPU (the `quality` profile) -- uncomment BOTH of these and switch the
    # image to the -cuda tag. The entrypoint detects the GPU and offloads every
    # layer automatically; there is no flag to set.
    # deploy:
    #   resources:
    #     reservations:
    #       devices:
    #         - driver: nvidia
    #           count: all
    #           capabilities: [gpu]

    # -- ALREADY RUNNING vLLM / llama.cpp / OLLAMA? ------------------------
    # Set these in `.env` and this container downloads no weights and starts
    # no second model; it just turns your runtime into a plate scanner. You can
    # drop the `volumes:` block and the `inference-models` volume entirely.
    #
    # Read README "Bring your own runtime" FIRST: your runtime must enforce
    # grammar-constrained decoding, and there is a one-line curl there that
    # tells you whether yours does. vLLM's CPU build does NOT (it crashes).
    #
    #   MODEL_PROFILE=external
    #   # Must resolve from INSIDE this container, and no trailing /v1.
    #   # `localhost` here means this container, not your host. Use the LAN
    #   # address, or host.docker.internal on Docker Desktop.
    #   MODEL_RUNTIME_URL=http://your-runtime.lan:8000
    #   # vLLM requires an EXACT match with its served model name.
    #   MODEL_ID=your-served-model-name
    #   # Only if your runtime is behind auth (`vllm serve --api-key ...`).
    #   # Separate from INFERENCE_API_KEY, which callers present to THIS service.
    #   MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY=sk_your_runtime_key
    #   # Match your runtime's real slot count:
    #   #   llama.cpp --parallel N | vLLM --max-num-seqs N | OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL
    #   CONCURRENCY=2
    #
    # REQUIRED with external mode, and the one edit to this file it needs. The
    # image bakes in a 60-minute health start_period, sized for a first-boot
    # weight download. External mode has no download, so without this override
    # a wrong MODEL_RUNTIME_URL stays hidden for an hour instead of surfacing
    # in seconds.
    # healthcheck:
    #   start_period: 30s

  # -- The app ---------------------------------------------------------------
  # Stateless. No accounts, no personal data, no database: your diary lives in
  # the browser. There is no secret to configure here -- that is the design, not
  # an omission (see apps/app/.adr/0006-the-app-server-holds-no-accounts.md).
  openplate:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      # Published on EVERY network interface. Behind a reverse proxy on this
      # machine, write '127.0.0.1:3000:3000' so only the proxy can reach it.
      - '3000:3000'
    depends_on:
      - inference
    # To serve legal pages, uncomment this and set CONTENT_DIR in `.env`:
    #   CONTENT_DIR=/srv/openplate/content
    # volumes:
    #   - ./content:/srv/openplate/content:ro
    environment:
      NODE_ENV: production
      PORT: 3000

      # The URL a browser uses to reach THIS app: PUBLIC_APP_URL in .env.
      # Behind a reverse proxy, that is the public https:// address, not the
      # container port.
      APP_URL: ${PUBLIC_APP_URL:-http://openplate.example.lan:3000}

      # ON by default -- queries the public LowCarbCheck food database for
      # curated nutrition data (food NAMES only, never photos; fails open on
      # outages). An EMPTY string disables it entirely so no food names ever
      # leave your machine.
      FOOD_DB_API_URL: ${FOOD_DB_API_URL-https://lowcarbcheck.org}
      # Optional free key for that database. Empty is the shared anonymous
      # allowance; set one if more than one person scans on this instance.
      FOOD_DB_API_KEY: ${FOOD_DB_API_KEY:-}
      # "true" passes foods people save from an AI answer on to LowCarbCheck as
      # proposals. Needs FOOD_DB_API_KEY. Empty means off.
      FOOD_DB_BACKFILL: ${FOOD_DB_BACKFILL:-}
      # The most LowCarbCheck calls this server makes in one UTC day. Empty means
      # the default, 3200.
      FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT: ${FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT:-}

      # Number of reverse proxies in front of this container. Behind one proxy
      # keep 1: React Router compares the browser Origin against the host it
      # thinks it serves, and without the proxy's X-Forwarded-* headers form
      # posts fail. With NO proxy set TRUST_PROXY=0 in .env: 1 would let any
      # visitor fake their address in X-Forwarded-For and dodge the
      # per-address limit on food lookups. 2 = Cloudflare in front of one.
      TRUST_PROXY: ${TRUST_PROXY:-1}

      # -- The instance preset: this is what turns into openplate's one-tap
      #    "This openplate provides its own AI" card, on the AI settings page
      #    and on the scan screen. Leave these unset and nothing renders --
      #    bring-your-own-key stays the only path.
      #
      # PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL in .env: a BROWSER-reachable address for the
      # inference container. NOT http://inference:8300. Note the /v1 suffix.
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_BASE_URL: ${PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL:-http://openplate.example.lan:8300/v1}
      # The same INFERENCE_API_KEY as API_KEYS above.
      #
      # ! THIS KEY IS PUBLIC. It is embedded in the HTML every browser loads, so
      #   anyone who can open your openplate can read it with view-source. That
      #   is fine for a household or a tailnet. It is NOT fine on an instance
      #   open to the internet without a VPN or auth proxy in front of it -- in
      #   that case leave this unset and let people paste the key themselves.
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_API_KEY: ${INFERENCE_API_KEY:-opk_CHANGE_ME}
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL: ${DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL:-openplate-plate-1}

      # -- Everything else the app reads. Empty means the default.
      #
      # The address of openplate-core, one a BROWSER can reach
      # (the same name compose.core.yml uses). Empty means no sync.
      CORE_URL: ${PUBLIC_SYNC_URL:-}
      SYNC_SERVER_URL: ${SYNC_SERVER_URL:-}
      # open (the default) or managed, which needs a core server. See
      # apps/app/docs/configuration.md, Managed instances.
      INSTANCE_MODE: ${INSTANCE_MODE:-open}
      # The language a first-time visitor sees: en, de, fr, it, es or tr.
      # Empty means en.
      DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE: ${DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE:-}
      # "off" disables the six-hourly request to openplate.de for the newest version
      # and the project's daily count of asks. Empty means on.
      UPDATE_CHECK: ${UPDATE_CHECK:-}
      # Closes this instance: an https:// address where its people went.
      # Every page then names it. Empty means open as usual.
      MOVED_TO_URL: ${MOVED_TO_URL:-}
      # Extra origins the browser may call, space separated. Empty adds nothing.
      CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA: ${CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA:-}
      # debug, info, warn or error, for the inference service as well.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}
      # Which published reference values the Nutrients screen quotes: dge (the
      # default), efsa or us.
      NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS: ${NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS:-dge}
      # Matomo analytics, off unless the first two are set together. The level
      # is pageviews, product (the default when empty) or research, and only
      # with the pair: a level on its own stops the boot.
      MATOMO_URL: ${MATOMO_URL:-}
      MATOMO_SITE_ID: ${MATOMO_SITE_ID:-}
      MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL: ${MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL:-}
      # A newsletter form on the landing page, off unless both are set.
      NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL: ${NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL:-}
      NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY: ${NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY:-}
      # The folder of legal pages, mounted read-only. Set it to the container
      # path of the volume line above. Empty means no legal pages.
      CONTENT_DIR: ${CONTENT_DIR:-}
      # The address the server binds to inside the container. Leave it empty:
      # the published port reaches only a server on every interface.
      HOST: ${HOST:-}
    healthcheck:
      # A shell line with no quotes and no brackets, run by the image's busybox
      # wget, so Docker Compose, podman-compose and Quadlet all run it alike.
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'wget -q -O /dev/null http://127.0.0.1:3000/healthcheck']
      interval: 30s
      timeout: 5s
      start_period: 30s
      retries: 3

volumes:
  inference-models:
    driver: local

# openplate, everything at once: app + sync + Postgres + your own AI.
#
# Four containers: the stateless app, the optional core server (openplate-core,
# accounts and diary sync), the Postgres that sync, and only sync, needs, and a
# self-hosted plate-identification endpoint (openplate-inference). The app
# itself still keeps no database at all. Every image is open source under the
# MIT License and is published to GHCR; nothing here builds from source.
#
# This is the largest shape, and you now operate all four. If you only want one
# of the two extras, take the smaller file instead: `compose.core.yml` for sync,
# `compose.inference.yml` for the AI. `../compose.yml` is the app alone.
#
#   mkdir -p ~/openplate && cd ~/openplate
#   curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LowCarbCheck/openplate/main/docker/topologies/compose.full.yml
#
#   # The core server needs exactly one secret. Generate it once and keep it
#   # with your database backups, see the SERVER_SECRET note below.
#   echo "SERVER_SECRET=$(openssl rand -hex 32)" >> .env
#
#   # Your key to the admin API, which is how you create the first account.
#   echo "ADMIN_TOKEN=$(openssl rand -hex 32)" >> .env
#
#   # One key for the inference service, which the app hands to browsers.
#   echo "INFERENCE_API_KEY=opk_$(openssl rand -hex 24)" >> .env
#
#   # The three URLs a BROWSER will use to reach each service. PUBLIC_APP_URL
#   # and PUBLIC_SYNC_URL default to localhost, so skip both for a trial on
#   # this machine. PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL has no such default: set it even for
#   # a local trial, for example to http://localhost:8300/v1.
#   echo "PUBLIC_APP_URL=https://openplate.example.com"      >> .env
#   echo "PUBLIC_SYNC_URL=https://sync.example.com"          >> .env
#   echo "PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL=https://ai.example.com/v1"    >> .env
#
#   # 1 behind one reverse proxy, 0 with none.
#   echo "TRUST_PROXY=1" >> .env
#
#   docker compose -f compose.full.yml up -d
#
# Keep this file in a folder that lasts, like ~/openplate above, and run all of
# that from there. Compose treats the compose file's OWN directory as the
# project directory, so the `.env` you just wrote, sitting beside this file, is
# the one it reads. Compose passes on only the variables named below.
#
# Signing in needs a secure page: https://, or http://localhost on the machine
# you are sitting at. Over plain http://<LAN address> the sign-in, the sign-up
# and the invite link all fail. See the HTTPS section of apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md.
#
# Then create the first account with an invitation to yourself, minted on
# THIS machine with ADMIN_TOKEN (apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md has the curl command).
# Open the link it returns, choose a password, and the devices you sign in on
# converge. What the sync operator holds is explained in apps/app/docs/sync.md.
#
# "README" in the inference block below always means openplate-inference's
# README: https://github.com/LowCarbCheck/openplate/tree/main/apps/inference
#
# ── THE ONE THING PEOPLE GET WRONG ─────────────────────────────────────────
# `DEFAULT_INFERENCE_BASE_URL` must be a URL a BROWSER on the user's phone or
# laptop can open. The photo goes from the device straight to the inference
# endpoint; openplate's server is never in the loop, which is what keeps the
# scan private. So `http://inference:8300/v1` (the container hostname) does NOT
# work, even though the two containers can talk to each other that way. Use the
# LAN address of this host, or a hostname on your reverse proxy / tailnet.
#
# Fixes the project name, so containers and the two volumes are named after the
# stack rather than after whatever directory the file sits in. Distinct from the
# smaller topologies' names, so two stacks never collide on one host.
name: openplate-full

services:
  # ── Postgres ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  # Belongs to the core server alone: it holds sync's accounts and the
  # opaque ciphertext blobs. Neither the app nor the inference service connects
  # to it, and the app has no database of its own
  # (apps/app/.adr/0006-the-app-server-holds-no-accounts.md).
  # Postgres 18. The volume is `pg-data-18` on purpose. The 18 image keeps its
  # cluster in /var/lib/postgresql/18/docker and the volume mounts one level up,
  # at /var/lib/postgresql. It refuses a volume that holds a 17 cluster, so the
  # old `pg-data` volume cannot be reused. It stays untouched as your rollback.
  # An install that ran Postgres 17 follows "Postgres 18 upgrade" in
  # docker/topologies/README.md: dump, start, restore.
  postgres:
    image: docker.io/library/postgres:18-alpine
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      POSTGRES_USER: ${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate}
      POSTGRES_PASSWORD: ${POSTGRES_PASSWORD:-openplate}
      POSTGRES_DB: ${SYNC_DB_NAME:-openplate_sync}
    volumes:
      - pg-data-18:/var/lib/postgresql
    healthcheck:
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'pg_isready -U ${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate} -d ${SYNC_DB_NAME:-openplate_sync}']
      interval: 5s
      timeout: 5s
      retries: 10
    # Deliberately not published to the host: the core server reaches Postgres
    # over the compose network. Add a `ports:` mapping only if you need psql
    # from outside, and bind it to 127.0.0.1 if you do.
    expose:
      - '5432'

  # ── The inference service ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
  # A self-hosted, OpenAI-compatible plate-photo endpoint. Users of this
  # instance tap ONE button to use it: no provider account, no API key of
  # their own, no photo leaving your network.
  inference:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate-inference:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      # Published because the browser calls it directly. Bind to 0.0.0.0 (as
      # here) for LAN access; use "127.0.0.1:8300:8300" if a reverse proxy on
      # this host is the only thing that should reach it.
      - '${INFERENCE_PORT:-8300}:8300'
    volumes:
      # Weights land here on first boot (~2.0 GiB for lite, ~5.8 GiB for
      # quality) and are verified by sha256 on every start. Named, so
      # `docker compose down` does not throw the download away.
      - inference-models:/models
    environment:
      # lite | lite-apache | quality, see README "Hardware & measured latency".
      # external runs no model here and uses your runtime, see below.
      MODEL_PROFILE: ${MODEL_PROFILE:-lite}
      # The key callers must present. Set INFERENCE_API_KEY in .env (see the
      # top of this file); the placeholder below only keeps a first trial
      # booting. It must match DEFAULT_INFERENCE_API_KEY on the app.
      API_KEYS: ${INFERENCE_API_KEY:-opk_CHANGE_ME}
      # Self-host has no latency ceiling. 0 = never shed load for being slow.
      LATENCY_CEILING_MS: ${LATENCY_CEILING_MS:-0}
      # Scans in flight at once. It also sets llama.cpp's slot count; it does
      # NOT add CPU threads, the slots share LLAMA_THREADS.
      CONCURRENCY: ${CONCURRENCY:-2}
      # CPU threads for the model. Empty means every core but two (nproc - 2),
      # which leaves room for the service and the OS.
      LLAMA_THREADS: ${LLAMA_THREADS:-}
      # Where macros come from. fdc = the bundled offline USDA-derived dataset.
      # See README "Food data" before switching to `off` (ODbL) or `lcc`.
      FOOD_SOURCE: ${FOOD_SOURCE:-fdc}

      # ── Everything else the service reads. Empty means the default, and
      # openplate-inference's .env.example explains each one.
      #
      # Your own runtime, with MODEL_PROFILE=external (see below). No trailing
      # /v1, and the address must resolve from INSIDE this container.
      MODEL_RUNTIME_URL: ${MODEL_RUNTIME_URL:-}
      MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY: ${MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY:-}
      # The model id sent to the runtime. Empty means openplate-plate-1. vLLM
      # needs its exact served model name.
      MODEL_ID: ${MODEL_ID:-}
      # The waiting line, the bound on one completion call, the requests per
      # key per minute, the largest decoded image, and the downscale target.
      MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH: ${MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH:-8}
      RUNTIME_COMPLETION_TIMEOUT_MS: ${RUNTIME_COMPLETION_TIMEOUT_MS:-600000}
      RATE_LIMIT_RPM: ${RATE_LIMIT_RPM:-60}
      MAX_IMAGE_BYTES: ${MAX_IMAGE_BYTES:-8388608}
      IMAGE_MAX_LONG_EDGE: ${IMAGE_MAX_LONG_EDGE:-896}
      # debug, info, warn or error.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}
      # What the service reports as its profile. Empty follows MODEL_PROFILE.
      PROFILE: ${PROFILE:-}
      # Each is read only by its own FOOD_SOURCE. Empty FDC_DATASET_PATH is the
      # bundled extract. Empty URLs are https://lowcarbcheck.org for lcc and
      # https://world.openfoodfacts.org for off.
      FDC_DATASET_PATH: ${FDC_DATASET_PATH:-}
      LCC_API_URL: ${LCC_API_URL:-}
      LCC_API_KEY: ${LCC_API_KEY:-}
      OFF_API_URL: ${OFF_API_URL:-}
      # A second runtime serving /v1/embeddings, for hybrid retrieval. Empty
      # means lexical retrieval only.
      EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_URL: ${EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_URL:-}
      EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_API_KEY: ${EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_API_KEY:-}
      # The bundled llama-server: its loopback port, the context per slot, the
      # layers put on the GPU (empty means detect), and extra flags passed on
      # as written.
      RUNTIME_PORT: ${RUNTIME_PORT:-8080}
      CONTEXT_SIZE: ${CONTEXT_SIZE:-8192}
      GPU_LAYERS: ${GPU_LAYERS:-}
      LLAMA_EXTRA_ARGS: ${LLAMA_EXTRA_ARGS:-}
      # A mirror tried before Hugging Face for the first weight download.
      WEIGHTS_MIRROR_BASE: ${WEIGHTS_MIRROR_BASE:-}
    # ── GPU (the `quality` profile): uncomment BOTH of these and switch the
    # image to the -cuda tag. The entrypoint detects the GPU and offloads every
    # layer automatically; there is no flag to set.
    # deploy:
    #   resources:
    #     reservations:
    #       devices:
    #         - driver: nvidia
    #           count: all
    #           capabilities: [gpu]
    #
    # ── ALREADY RUNNING vLLM / llama.cpp / OLLAMA? ────────────────────────
    # Set these in `.env` and this container downloads no weights and starts
    # no second model; it just turns your runtime into a plate scanner. You can
    # drop the `volumes:` block and the `inference-models` volume entirely.
    #
    # Read README "Bring your own runtime" FIRST: your runtime must enforce
    # grammar-constrained decoding, and there is a one-line curl there that
    # tells you whether yours does. vLLM's CPU build does NOT (it crashes).
    #
    #   MODEL_PROFILE=external
    #   # Must resolve from INSIDE this container, and no trailing /v1.
    #   # `localhost` here means this container, not your host. Use the LAN
    #   # address, or host.docker.internal on Docker Desktop.
    #   MODEL_RUNTIME_URL=http://your-runtime.lan:8000
    #   # vLLM requires an EXACT match with its served model name.
    #   MODEL_ID=your-served-model-name
    #   # Only if your runtime is behind auth (`vllm serve --api-key ...`).
    #   # Separate from INFERENCE_API_KEY, which callers present to THIS service.
    #   MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY=sk_your_runtime_key
    #   # Match your runtime's real slot count:
    #   #   llama.cpp --parallel N | vLLM --max-num-seqs N | OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL
    #   CONCURRENCY=2
    #
    # REQUIRED with external mode, and the one edit to this file it needs. The
    # image bakes in a 60-minute health start_period, sized for a first-boot
    # weight download. External mode has no download, so without this override
    # a wrong MODEL_RUNTIME_URL stays hidden for an hour instead of surfacing
    # in seconds.
    # healthcheck:
    #   start_period: 30s

  # ── The app ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  # Stateless. No accounts, no personal data, no database: your diary lives in
  # the browser. There is no secret to configure here; that is the design,
  # not an omission (see apps/app/.adr/0006-the-app-server-holds-no-accounts.md).
  app:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    depends_on:
      - inference
    ports:
      # Published on EVERY network interface. Behind a reverse proxy on this
      # machine, write '127.0.0.1:3000:3000' so only the proxy can reach it.
      - '${APP_PORT:-3000}:3000'
    # To serve legal pages, uncomment this and set CONTENT_DIR in `.env`:
    #   CONTENT_DIR=/srv/openplate/content
    # volumes:
    #   - ./content:/srv/openplate/content:ro
    environment:
      NODE_ENV: production
      PORT: 3000

      # The URL a browser uses to reach THIS app: PUBLIC_APP_URL in .env.
      # Behind a reverse proxy, that is the public https:// address, not the
      # container port.
      APP_URL: ${PUBLIC_APP_URL:-http://localhost:3000}

      # The URL a BROWSER uses to reach the core server, not `http://core:3000`.
      # The sync client runs in the page, so this address has to resolve from
      # your users' devices. Setting it is what makes the sync interface exist
      # at all; remove this line and the app is a pure local tracker again.
      # The origin is added to the app's Content-Security-Policy automatically.
      CORE_URL: ${PUBLIC_SYNC_URL:-http://localhost:3001}
      SYNC_SERVER_URL: ${SYNC_SERVER_URL:-}

      # PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL in .env: a BROWSER-reachable address for the
      # inference container. NOT http://inference:8300. Note the /v1 suffix.
      # This is what turns into openplate's one-tap "This openplate provides
      # its own AI" card. Behind HTTPS it must be https:// too, or the browser
      # blocks the call from the secure page.
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_BASE_URL: ${PUBLIC_INFERENCE_URL:-http://openplate.example.lan:8300/v1}
      # The same INFERENCE_API_KEY as API_KEYS above.
      #
      # ! THIS KEY IS PUBLIC. It is embedded in the HTML every browser loads, so
      #   anyone who can open your openplate can read it with view-source. That
      #   is fine for a household or a tailnet. It is NOT fine on an instance
      #   open to the internet without a VPN or auth proxy in front of it; in
      #   that case leave this unset and let people paste the key themselves.
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_API_KEY: ${INFERENCE_API_KEY:-opk_CHANGE_ME}
      DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL: ${DEFAULT_INFERENCE_MODEL:-openplate-plate-1}

      # `open` (the default) or `managed`. See apps/app/docs/configuration.md, Managed
      # instances, and the AI proxy block on the core server below.
      INSTANCE_MODE: ${INSTANCE_MODE:-open}

      # How many reverse proxies stand in front of the app AND the core server.
      # One value for both. With one proxy set TRUST_PROXY=1: the app's CSRF
      # check needs the proxy's X-Forwarded-* headers or form posts fail. With
      # NO proxy set TRUST_PROXY=0: 1 would let any visitor fake their address
      # in X-Forwarded-For and dodge the per-address limits. The app's default
      # of 1 assumes a proxy.
      TRUST_PROXY: ${TRUST_PROXY:-1}

      # ON by default. Queries the public LowCarbCheck food database for
      # curated nutrition data (food NAMES only, never photos; fails open on
      # outages). An EMPTY string disables it entirely so no food names ever
      # leave your machine.
      FOOD_DB_API_URL: ${FOOD_DB_API_URL-https://lowcarbcheck.org}
      # Optional free key for that database. Empty is the shared anonymous
      # allowance; set one if more than one person scans on this instance.
      FOOD_DB_API_KEY: ${FOOD_DB_API_KEY:-}
      # "true" passes foods people save from an AI answer on to LowCarbCheck as
      # proposals. Needs FOOD_DB_API_KEY. Empty means off.
      FOOD_DB_BACKFILL: ${FOOD_DB_BACKFILL:-}
      # The most LowCarbCheck calls this server makes in one UTC day. Empty means
      # the default, 3200.
      FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT: ${FOOD_DB_DAILY_CALL_LIMIT:-}
      # The language a first-time visitor sees: en, de, fr, it, es or tr.
      # Empty means en.
      DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE: ${DEFAULT_UI_LANGUAGE:-}
      # "off" disables the six-hourly request to openplate.de for the newest version
      # and the project's daily count of asks. Empty means on.
      UPDATE_CHECK: ${UPDATE_CHECK:-}
      # Closes this instance: an https:// address where its people went.
      # Every page then names it. Empty means open as usual.
      MOVED_TO_URL: ${MOVED_TO_URL:-}
      # Extra origins the browser may call, space separated. Empty adds nothing.
      CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA: ${CSP_CONNECT_EXTRA:-}

      # debug, info, warn or error, for the sync and inference services too.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}

      # Which published reference values the Nutrients screen quotes: dge (the
      # default), efsa or us.
      NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS: ${NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS:-dge}
      # Matomo analytics, off unless the first two are set together. The level
      # is pageviews, product (the default when empty) or research, and only
      # with the pair: a level on its own stops the boot.
      MATOMO_URL: ${MATOMO_URL:-}
      MATOMO_SITE_ID: ${MATOMO_SITE_ID:-}
      MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL: ${MATOMO_EVENT_LEVEL:-}
      # A newsletter form on the landing page, off unless both are set.
      NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL: ${NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBE_URL:-}
      NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY: ${NEWSLETTER_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY:-}
      # The folder of legal pages, mounted read-only. Set it to the container
      # path of the volume line above. Empty means no legal pages.
      CONTENT_DIR: ${CONTENT_DIR:-}
      # The address the server binds to inside the container. Leave it empty:
      # the published port reaches only a server on every interface.
      HOST: ${HOST:-}
    healthcheck:
      # A shell line with no quotes and no brackets, run by the image's busybox
      # wget, so Docker Compose, podman-compose and Quadlet all run it alike.
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'wget -q -O /dev/null http://127.0.0.1:3000/healthcheck']
      interval: 30s
      timeout: 5s
      start_period: 30s
      retries: 3

  # ── The core server ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  # An account service that stores an email address and opaque ciphertext,
  # plus each account's recovery code, sealed under SERVER_SECRET, so that a
  # password reset brings the diary back. apps/app/docs/sync.md states what that means
  # for whoever runs this service.
  core:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate-core:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    healthcheck:
      # The image bakes a check in, but Podman drops a HEALTHCHECK when it
      # pulls an OCI manifest, which is what GHCR serves. Declared here it
      # holds under both engines and Quadlet turns it into Notify=healthy.
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'wget -q -O /dev/null http://127.0.0.1:3000/health']
      interval: 30s
      timeout: 5s
      start_period: 20s
      retries: 3
    depends_on:
      postgres:
        condition: service_healthy
    ports:
      # Published on EVERY network interface, like the app. Behind a reverse
      # proxy on this machine, write '127.0.0.1:3001:3000'.
      - '${SYNC_PORT:-3001}:3000'
    # Uncomment what you use, and set the matching variable in `.env`:
    #   CONTENT_DIR=/srv/openplate/content    (mount the same folder on the app)
    #   NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS=/etc/openplate/ca.pem
    # volumes:
    #   - ./content:/srv/openplate/content:ro
    #   - ./ca.pem:/etc/openplate/ca.pem:ro
    environment:
      PORT: 3000
      DATABASE_URL: postgres://${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate}:${POSTGRES_PASSWORD:-openplate}@postgres:5432/${SYNC_DB_NAME:-openplate_sync}

      # THE one secret in this file. Three subkeys are derived from it: the
      # pepper mixed into every stored authentication verifier, the key behind
      # the anti-enumeration KDF responses, and the key that seals each
      # account's recovery code.
      #
      # Back it up WITH the database. A restored database with a lost secret
      # is a database nobody can log into, and no password reset works either.
      # Changing it has the same effect as losing it.
      SERVER_SECRET: ${SERVER_SECRET:?generate one with `openssl rand -hex 32` and put it in .env}

      # Your key to the admin API at /v1/admin: minting invitations, handing out
      # password-reset links, listing and removing accounts. Empty turns that
      # API off unless an account with the admin role exists. At least 24
      # characters: generate it with `openssl rand -hex 32`, never choose it.
      ADMIN_TOKEN: ${ADMIN_TOKEN:-}

      # The two halves of every invitation and reset link, taken from the same
      # PUBLIC_* values the app uses, so you set each address once. A link
      # reads PUBLIC_APP_URL/join#server=PUBLIC_SYNC_URL&invite=...
      SERVER_PUBLIC_URL: ${PUBLIC_SYNC_URL:-http://localhost:3001}
      CLIENT_BASE_URL: ${PUBLIC_APP_URL:-http://localhost:3000}

      # Signup is invite-only unless OPEN_SIGNUP is set below: an account is
      # created by redeeming an invitation addressed to one email address.
      # SIGNUP_MODE and the older SIGNUPS_OPEN are both boot failures in
      # openplate-core, so neither is forwarded here.

      # The same TRUST_PROXY as the app above: the number of reverse proxies in
      # front of this service. Left at 0 behind a proxy, every request looks
      # like it comes from the proxy and the per-address throttle becomes one
      # bucket a single attacker can lock for all your users. Set above 0 with
      # nothing in front, anyone can fake X-Forwarded-For and skip the throttle.
      TRUST_PROXY: ${TRUST_PROXY:-0}

      # debug, info, warn or error. Empty is refused, so the default stays.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}

      # What the instance calls itself on the /health handshake and in its
      # start-up log, and which language its letters are written in when a
      # request names none (en, de, fr, it, es or tr). Empty means openplate, en.
      INSTANCE_NAME: ${INSTANCE_NAME:-}
      INSTANCE_LANGUAGE: ${INSTANCE_LANGUAGE:-}

      # ── Mail (optional): one transport, or none ──
      # When set, this service mails the invitation and the password reset
      # itself. When empty, it sends nothing. The admin API hands the
      # invitation link and the reset link to you, and you pass them on.
      # "Forgot password" in the app reaches nobody. See
      # apps/app/docs/self-hosting.md for what to do instead. With mail on,
      # PUBLIC_APP_URL and PUBLIC_SYNC_URL must be https addresses, or the
      # service refuses to start.
      #
      # Any Resend-compatible HTTP mail API. It takes a POST of JSON with a
      # Bearer token. Set all three:
      MAIL_API_URL: ${MAIL_API_URL:-}
      MAIL_API_KEY: ${MAIL_API_KEY:-}
      MAIL_API_FROM: ${MAIL_API_FROM:-}
      # Or SMTP, never both. SMTP_PORT defaults to 587 when empty. Port 465
      # uses TLS from the start. Every other port must upgrade with STARTTLS.
      # SMTP_USER and SMTP_PASSWORD go together. For Gmail, use an app
      # password on smtp.gmail.com.
      SMTP_HOST: ${SMTP_HOST:-}
      SMTP_PORT: ${SMTP_PORT:-}
      SMTP_USER: ${SMTP_USER:-}
      SMTP_PASSWORD: ${SMTP_PASSWORD:-}
      SMTP_FROM: ${SMTP_FROM:-}
      # Who receives the operator's copy of a cancellation or a withdrawal.
      # Either transport requires it.
      MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL: ${MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL:-}

      # ── The AI proxy (optional, for INSTANCE_MODE=managed) ──
      # The provider every signed-in scan is forwarded to, and its key. Both or
      # neither. Empty means this instance offers no AI of its own.
      UPSTREAM_BASE_URL: ${UPSTREAM_BASE_URL:-}
      UPSTREAM_API_KEY: ${UPSTREAM_API_KEY:-}
      # OpenRouter only, both optional: zero data retention endpoints, and a pin
      # to named providers with no fallback. Empty is the proxy's old behaviour.
      UPSTREAM_ZDR: ${UPSTREAM_ZDR:-}
      UPSTREAM_PROVIDER_ONLY: ${UPSTREAM_PROVIDER_ONLY:-}
      # Which file decides the model, the zero retention routing and the output
      # cap of each kind of request: empty (the default) keeps AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL
      # and the two settings above as the whole answer, `bundled` is the file in
      # the image, or an absolute path to a file you mount.
      AI_TIERS_FILE: ${AI_TIERS_FILE:-}
      # The model every proxied request is sent to. The app scans with the
      # model this names, so a managed instance with AI needs it set. With a
      # tier file it replaces the default tier's model (an emergency override).
      AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL: ${AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL:-}
      # The whole instance's AI requests per UTC day. Empty means no ceiling.
      AI_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT:-}
      # On an OpenRouter key: mail MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL once per reset period
      # when less than this share of the key's limit is left. Empty means 0.2.
      AI_BUDGET_ALERT_FRACTION: ${AI_BUDGET_ALERT_FRACTION:-}
      # How long one proxied request may take, the most output tokens it may
      # ask for, the requests per account per minute, and the largest request
      # body, sized for a camera photograph after base64.
      UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT_MS: ${UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT_MS:-120000}
      AI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS:-8192}
      AI_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE: ${AI_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE:-20}
      AI_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES: ${AI_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES:-8000000}
      # What one request may carry in (image parts, text bytes, messages),
      # the input tokens one unit of the daily counters covers, and the
      # tokens one image is counted at.
      AI_MAX_IMAGE_PARTS: ${AI_MAX_IMAGE_PARTS:-1}
      AI_MAX_TEXT_BYTES: ${AI_MAX_TEXT_BYTES:-49152}
      AI_MAX_MESSAGES: ${AI_MAX_MESSAGES:-4}
      AI_UNIT_INPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_UNIT_INPUT_TOKENS:-8192}
      AI_IMAGE_INPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_IMAGE_INPUT_TOKENS:-1500}

      # ── Members inviting people (optional) ──
      # The first two together or neither; the cap only with them. Empty means
      # only an administrator invites. See apps/app/docs/configuration.md, Member invites.
      MEMBER_INVITE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${MEMBER_INVITE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_ALLOWANCE_DAYS: ${MEMBER_INVITE_ALLOWANCE_DAYS:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_LIFETIME_CAP: ${MEMBER_INVITE_LIFETIME_CAP:-}

      # "true" lets a person share their diary with a clinician. Off by default.
      SYNC_SHARING: ${SYNC_SHARING:-false}
      # "true" opens the research console at /study, and makes this server
      # hold study data. Read openplate-core's .env.example first. Off by default.
      SYNC_RESEARCH: ${SYNC_RESEARCH:-false}

      # ── The operator notice (optional) ──
      # One short sentence /health publishes and the client shows, for the
      # things this service can no longer tell anyone: a move, a shutdown, a
      # maintenance window. Empty means no notice, and SYNC_NOTICE_URL
      # without SYNC_NOTICE is a boot failure.
      SYNC_NOTICE: ${SYNC_NOTICE:-}
      SYNC_NOTICE_URL: ${SYNC_NOTICE_URL:-}

      # ── Reported estimates (optional) ──
      # On, this service KEEPS the photograph and the figures a person reports,
      # readable, for its retention window. The two limits are per account per
      # UTC day, and per request. Read openplate-core's .env.example first.
      SYNC_FEEDBACK: ${SYNC_FEEDBACK:-false}
      FEEDBACK_DAILY_LIMIT: ${FEEDBACK_DAILY_LIMIT:-5}
      FEEDBACK_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES: ${FEEDBACK_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES:-8000000}

      # ── Open sign-up (optional) ──
      # Empty means invite-only. "true" needs the mail block above. The
      # Turnstile pair is both or neither, and only with OPEN_SIGNUP.
      OPEN_SIGNUP: ${OPEN_SIGNUP:-}
      TURNSTILE_SECRET_KEY: ${TURNSTILE_SECRET_KEY:-}
      TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY: ${TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY:-}

      # ── Free AI scans for new accounts (optional) ──
      # TRIAL_SCANS and TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT together or neither, and the
      # pepper with them. TRIAL_DAYS also ends the trial at midnight after that
      # many days, in TRIAL_TIME_ZONE (an IANA name, empty means UTC).
      # MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL=true makes a member invitation grant the trial.
      # Empty means no trial.
      TRIAL_SCANS: ${TRIAL_SCANS:-}
      TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      TRIAL_DAYS: ${TRIAL_DAYS:-}
      TRIAL_TIME_ZONE: ${TRIAL_TIME_ZONE:-}
      TRIAL_ADDRESS_PEPPER: ${TRIAL_ADDRESS_PEPPER:-}
      TRIAL_HASH_RETENTION_DAYS: ${TRIAL_HASH_RETENTION_DAYS:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL: ${MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL:-}
      AI_TRIAL_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_TRIAL_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT:-}
      AI_TRIAL_NETWORK_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_TRIAL_NETWORK_DAILY_LIMIT:-}

      # ── A standing free daily AI limit (optional) ──
      # Requests per UTC day for every account with no free limit of its own,
      # no end date and no trial. Empty or 0 means off. It cannot stand
      # beside the trial above: the boot stops naming both.
      DEFAULT_FREE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${DEFAULT_FREE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}

      # ── AI feature permissions (optional) ──
      # DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES is what an account with no record of its own may
      # use: comma separated labels, or "none" for nothing. Empty means no
      # check at all. CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP ties a structured-output schema
      # name to the label its use needs, as schemaName:label pairs.
      DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES: ${DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES:-}
      CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP: ${CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP:-}

      # ── Web push (optional) ──
      # All three or none. Empty means no notifications.
      VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY: ${VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY:-}
      VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY: ${VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY:-}
      VAPID_SUBJECT: ${VAPID_SUBJECT:-}
      PUSH_ENDPOINT_HOSTS: ${PUSH_ENDPOINT_HOSTS:-}

      # ── Paid plans (optional) ──
      # The URL and the secret together or neither, and only with a billing
      # service behind this instance. BILLING_TOKEN is that service's own
      # credential. Empty means no plans.
      PLANS_UPSTREAM_URL: ${PLANS_UPSTREAM_URL:-}
      PLANS_UPSTREAM_SECRET: ${PLANS_UPSTREAM_SECRET:-}
      BILLING_TOKEN: ${BILLING_TOKEN:-}
      BILLING_MAX_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${BILLING_MAX_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}

      # ── Everything else ──
      # Which body's reference values the Nutrients screen quotes (dge, efsa or
      # us), for the app above too. Only the boot default: an administrator
      # changes the live setting, and the stored one wins from then on.
      NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS: ${NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS:-dge}
      # The health-data consent every account must agree to, a short string
      # such as 2026-09-28. Empty asks for no consent.
      HEALTH_CONSENT_VERSION: ${HEALTH_CONSENT_VERSION:-}
      # The folder of letter texts, the same one the app above reads its legal
      # pages from. Set it to the container path of the commented volume line
      # above this environment block.
      CONTENT_DIR: ${CONTENT_DIR:-}
      # The daily ceilings on declaration receipts, for the instance and per
      # sender network. Read openplate-core's .env.example first.
      LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_DAY: ${LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_DAY:-200}
      LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_NETWORK_PER_DAY: ${LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_NETWORK_PER_DAY:-10}
      # A PEM file of extra certificate authorities Node trusts, for an SMTP
      # server with a private CA. The container path of the commented volume
      # line above this environment block.
      NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS: ${NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS:-}
      # The address the listener binds to inside the container. Leave it empty:
      # the published port reaches only a listener on every interface.
      HOST: ${HOST:-}
      # Only for an EXTERNAL database. The bundled Postgres speaks plain TCP on
      # the compose network.
      DATABASE_SSL: ${DATABASE_SSL:-false}

      # Every variable openplate-core reads is forwarded above, so a line in
      # `.env` is all it takes. If you set SIGNUP_MODE, SIGNUPS_OPEN,
      # EMAIL_FROM, SMTP_SECURE, any PIGEON_*, or REQUIRE_EMAIL_VERIFICATION,
      # you get a BOOT FAILURE, so none of them is forwarded.

volumes:
  pg-data-18:
    driver: local
  inference-models:
    driver: local

# Self-hoster quickstart: Postgres + the core server, nothing else.
#
# If you pulled the published image you can copy this one file anywhere and
# run `docker compose up -d` beside it. From a checkout, the file lives in
# `docker/`, so run it from the repository root like this:
#
#   cp .env.example .env
#   # edit .env, SERVER_SECRET is the only mandatory value
#   docker compose --project-directory . -f docker/compose.yml up -d
#
# `--project-directory .` is not decoration. Without it, Compose treats
# `docker/` as the project directory: it looks for `.env` there instead of at
# the repository root, and resolves `build: .` to `docker/` instead of to the
# checkout. With it, both point at the repository root, which is what the
# quickstart above assumes. (The project name is pinned below, so that part
# does not depend on where you run from.)
#
# An account is an EMAIL ADDRESS plus a passphrase, and it is created by
# redeeming an invite you addressed to somebody. Signup is invite-only,
# always. Mail is optional. If none is configured, an invite comes back as a
# link for you to paste instead of an email. SMTP_SECURE and the old
# PIGEON_* names cause a BOOT FAILURE, not a no-op. See .env.example.
#
#   docker compose --project-directory . -f docker/compose.yml logs -f core
#
# NOTE FOR CONTRIBUTORS: this file is for SELF-HOSTERS. Local development and
# the integration suite use the shared workspace Postgres (see
# `tests/integration/db-harness.ts`), never this database. If you are an
# outside contributor with no shared Postgres to point at, bring up
# `docker/compose.dev.yml` instead. It is a test database only, and it is the
# one thing in `docker/` a self-hoster can ignore entirely.

# Pin the Compose project name. Without it Compose names the project after
# this file's parent directory, "docker", and every container and volume
# inherits that.
name: openplate-core

services:
  # Postgres 18. The volume is `postgres-data-18` on purpose. The 18 image keeps
  # its cluster in /var/lib/postgresql/18/docker and the volume mounts one level
  # up, at /var/lib/postgresql. It refuses a volume that holds a 17 cluster, so
  # the old `postgres-data` volume cannot be reused. It stays untouched as your
  # rollback. An install that ran Postgres 17 follows "Postgres 18 upgrade" in
  # docker/topologies/README.md: dump, start, restore.
  postgres:
    image: docker.io/library/postgres:18-alpine
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      POSTGRES_USER: ${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate}
      POSTGRES_PASSWORD: ${POSTGRES_PASSWORD:-openplate}
      POSTGRES_DB: ${POSTGRES_DB:-openplate_sync}
    volumes:
      - postgres-data-18:/var/lib/postgresql
    healthcheck:
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'pg_isready -U ${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate} -d ${POSTGRES_DB:-openplate_sync}']
      interval: 5s
      timeout: 5s
      retries: 10
    # Not published by default: nothing outside this compose network has any
    # business reaching the database.
    expose:
      - '5432'

  core:
    build: .
    # Or pull the published image instead of building:
    # image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate-core:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    depends_on:
      postgres:
        condition: service_healthy
    environment:
      # Fixed: the published mapping below targets container port 3000, so a
      # PORT set in .env would only move the listener away from it. Change the
      # host side with SYNC_PORT instead.
      PORT: 3000
      DATABASE_URL: postgres://${POSTGRES_USER:-openplate}:${POSTGRES_PASSWORD:-openplate}@postgres:5432/${POSTGRES_DB:-openplate_sync}
      SERVER_SECRET: ${SERVER_SECRET:?set SERVER_SECRET in .env, see .env.example}
      # Signup is invite-only unless OPEN_SIGNUP is set below. SIGNUP_MODE and
      # the older SIGNUPS_OPEN are both boot failures, so neither is forwarded
      # here. Mint an invite with `pnpm core-api invites create --email …`.
      #
      # What the instance calls itself on the /health handshake and in its
      # start-up log, and which language its letters are written in when a
      # request names none: en, de, fr, it, es or tr.
      INSTANCE_NAME: ${INSTANCE_NAME:-openplate}
      INSTANCE_LANGUAGE: ${INSTANCE_LANGUAGE:-en}
      # Which body's micronutrient reference values it shows: dge | efsa | us.
      # Only the BOOT default: an administrator changes the live setting with
      # `pnpm core-api settings set nutrient-reference-basis efsa`, and the
      # stored row wins from then on.
      NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS: ${NUTRIENT_REFERENCE_BASIS:-dge}
      # The version of the health-data consent every account must agree to, a
      # short string such as 2026-09-28. Empty, the self-hosted default, asks
      # for no consent. Changing it asks every account again.
      HEALTH_CONSENT_VERSION: ${HEALTH_CONSENT_VERSION:-}
      # Both or neither: they build the link in an invitation and in a
      # password-reset mail. With neither, the admin API returns the raw token.
      SERVER_PUBLIC_URL: ${SERVER_PUBLIC_URL:-}
      CLIENT_BASE_URL: ${CLIENT_BASE_URL:-}
      # Set to the number of reverse proxies in front of this service, or the
      # per-IP throttle collapses into one bucket anyone can lock for everyone.
      TRUST_PROXY: ${TRUST_PROXY:-0}
      # debug, info, warn or error. Empty is refused, so the default stays.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}
      # The address the listener binds to inside the container. Leave it empty:
      # the published port reaches only a listener on every interface.
      HOST: ${HOST:-}
      # The folder of letter texts, mounted read-only, see .env.example. Set it
      # to the container path of the volume line under `volumes:` below.
      CONTENT_DIR: ${CONTENT_DIR:-}
      # The daily ceilings on declaration receipts, for the instance and per
      # sender network. See .env.example.
      LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_DAY: ${LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_DAY:-200}
      LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_NETWORK_PER_DAY: ${LEGAL_DECLARATION_RECEIPTS_PER_NETWORK_PER_DAY:-10}
      # A PEM file of extra certificate authorities Node trusts, for an SMTP
      # server with a private CA. The container path of the volume line below.
      NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS: ${NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS:-}
      # Every variable this service reads is forwarded here, so a line in
      # `.env` is all it takes. Empty means the default.
      ADMIN_TOKEN: ${ADMIN_TOKEN:-}
      SYNC_SHARING: ${SYNC_SHARING:-false}
      SYNC_RESEARCH: ${SYNC_RESEARCH:-false}
      # Reported estimates. On, this service KEEPS the photograph and the
      # figures a person reports, readable, for its retention window. The two
      # limits are per account per UTC day, and per request.
      SYNC_FEEDBACK: ${SYNC_FEEDBACK:-false}
      FEEDBACK_DAILY_LIMIT: ${FEEDBACK_DAILY_LIMIT:-5}
      FEEDBACK_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES: ${FEEDBACK_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES:-8000000}
      # The operator notice: one short sentence /health publishes and the
      # client shows. Empty means no notice. SYNC_NOTICE_URL without
      # SYNC_NOTICE is a boot failure. See .env.example for the length cap.
      SYNC_NOTICE: ${SYNC_NOTICE:-}
      SYNC_NOTICE_URL: ${SYNC_NOTICE_URL:-}
      # Mail: one transport or none, see .env.example. Unset means invitations
      # and resets come back to you as links instead of being sent. A
      # cancellation or a withdrawal is recorded but mailed to nobody. The
      # HTTP mail API uses the three MAIL_API_* values. SMTP uses the five
      # SMTP_* values. Both at once is a boot failure. MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL
      # belongs to both.
      MAIL_API_URL: ${MAIL_API_URL:-}
      MAIL_API_KEY: ${MAIL_API_KEY:-}
      MAIL_API_FROM: ${MAIL_API_FROM:-}
      SMTP_HOST: ${SMTP_HOST:-}
      SMTP_PORT: ${SMTP_PORT:-}
      SMTP_USER: ${SMTP_USER:-}
      SMTP_PASSWORD: ${SMTP_PASSWORD:-}
      SMTP_FROM: ${SMTP_FROM:-}
      MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL: ${MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL:-}
      # The AI proxy: both or neither. Unset means POST /v1/chat/completions
      # answers the ordinary unknown-path 404 and /health reports no AI at all.
      # The per-account daily allowance is in the database, not here.
      UPSTREAM_BASE_URL: ${UPSTREAM_BASE_URL:-}
      UPSTREAM_API_KEY: ${UPSTREAM_API_KEY:-}
      # OpenRouter only, both optional: zero data retention endpoints, and a pin
      # to named providers with no fallback. Empty is the proxy's old behaviour.
      UPSTREAM_ZDR: ${UPSTREAM_ZDR:-}
      UPSTREAM_PROVIDER_ONLY: ${UPSTREAM_PROVIDER_ONLY:-}
      UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT_MS: ${UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT_MS:-120000}
      # Which file decides the model, the zero retention routing and the output
      # cap of each kind of request: empty (the default) keeps AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL
      # and the two settings above as the whole answer, `bundled` is the file in
      # the image, or an absolute path to a file you mount.
      AI_TIERS_FILE: ${AI_TIERS_FILE:-}
      # The model the proxy sends every request to. Empty passes the caller's.
      # With a tier file it replaces the default tier's model (an emergency override).
      AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL: ${AI_ADVERTISED_MODEL:-}
      # The most output tokens one request may ask for, with or without a model.
      AI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS:-8192}
      AI_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE: ${AI_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE:-20}
      # Sized for a camera photograph after base64, NOT for a stored blob.
      AI_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES: ${AI_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES:-8000000}
      # What one request may carry in (image parts, text bytes, messages),
      # the input tokens one unit of the daily counters covers, and the
      # tokens one image is counted at.
      AI_MAX_IMAGE_PARTS: ${AI_MAX_IMAGE_PARTS:-1}
      AI_MAX_TEXT_BYTES: ${AI_MAX_TEXT_BYTES:-49152}
      AI_MAX_MESSAGES: ${AI_MAX_MESSAGES:-4}
      AI_UNIT_INPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_UNIT_INPUT_TOKENS:-8192}
      AI_IMAGE_INPUT_TOKENS: ${AI_IMAGE_INPUT_TOKENS:-1500}
      # The whole instance's AI requests per UTC day. Empty means no ceiling.
      AI_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT:-}
      # On an OpenRouter key: mail MAIL_OPERATOR_EMAIL once per reset period
      # when less than this share of the key's limit is left. Empty means 0.2.
      AI_BUDGET_ALERT_FRACTION: ${AI_BUDGET_ALERT_FRACTION:-}
      # Members inviting people: the first two together or neither, and the
      # cap only with the pair. Empty means only an administrator invites.
      MEMBER_INVITE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${MEMBER_INVITE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_ALLOWANCE_DAYS: ${MEMBER_INVITE_ALLOWANCE_DAYS:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_LIFETIME_CAP: ${MEMBER_INVITE_LIFETIME_CAP:-}
      # Open sign-up: empty means invite-only. "true" needs the mail block
      # above. The Turnstile pair is both or neither, and only with it.
      OPEN_SIGNUP: ${OPEN_SIGNUP:-}
      TURNSTILE_SECRET_KEY: ${TURNSTILE_SECRET_KEY:-}
      TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY: ${TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY:-}
      # Free AI scans for new accounts: the pair together or neither, and the
      # pepper with them. MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL=true makes a member invitation
      # grant the scans instead of the day pair above. Empty means no trial.
      # TRIAL_DAYS, only beside the pair, also ends the trial at midnight after
      # that many days, whichever comes first. Empty means no end date.
      # TRIAL_TIME_ZONE, only beside TRIAL_DAYS, is the zone of that midnight
      # (an IANA name such as Europe/Berlin). Empty means UTC.
      TRIAL_SCANS: ${TRIAL_SCANS:-}
      TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${TRIAL_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      TRIAL_DAYS: ${TRIAL_DAYS:-}
      TRIAL_TIME_ZONE: ${TRIAL_TIME_ZONE:-}
      TRIAL_ADDRESS_PEPPER: ${TRIAL_ADDRESS_PEPPER:-}
      TRIAL_HASH_RETENTION_DAYS: ${TRIAL_HASH_RETENTION_DAYS:-}
      MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL: ${MEMBER_INVITE_TRIAL:-}
      AI_TRIAL_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_TRIAL_INSTANCE_DAILY_LIMIT:-}
      AI_TRIAL_NETWORK_DAILY_LIMIT: ${AI_TRIAL_NETWORK_DAILY_LIMIT:-}
      # A standing free daily AI limit for every account with no free limit of its
      # own, no end date and no trial. Empty or 0 means off. It cannot stand
      # beside the trial above: the boot stops naming both.
      DEFAULT_FREE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${DEFAULT_FREE_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      # AI feature permissions. DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES is what an account with no
      # record of its own may use: comma separated labels, or "none" for nothing.
      # Empty means no check at all. CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP ties a structured
      # output schema name to the label its use needs, as schemaName:label pairs.
      DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES: ${DEFAULT_CAPABILITIES:-}
      CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP: ${CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_MAP:-}
      # Web push: all three or none. Empty means no notifications.
      VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY: ${VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY:-}
      VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY: ${VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY:-}
      VAPID_SUBJECT: ${VAPID_SUBJECT:-}
      PUSH_ENDPOINT_HOSTS: ${PUSH_ENDPOINT_HOSTS:-}
      # Paid plans: the URL and the secret together or neither, and only with
      # a billing service behind this instance. BILLING_TOKEN is that service's
      # own scoped credential. Empty means no plans.
      PLANS_UPSTREAM_URL: ${PLANS_UPSTREAM_URL:-}
      PLANS_UPSTREAM_SECRET: ${PLANS_UPSTREAM_SECRET:-}
      BILLING_TOKEN: ${BILLING_TOKEN:-}
      BILLING_MAX_DAILY_AI_LIMIT: ${BILLING_MAX_DAILY_AI_LIMIT:-}
      # Only for an EXTERNAL database. The bundled Postgres above speaks plain
      # TCP on the compose network.
      DATABASE_SSL: ${DATABASE_SSL:-false}
    healthcheck:
      # The image bakes a similar check in, but Podman drops a HEALTHCHECK
      # when it pulls an OCI manifest, which is what GHCR serves. Declared
      # here it holds under both engines and Quadlet turns it into
      # Notify=healthy.
      #
      # A shell line with no quotes and no brackets, run by the image's
      # busybox wget. Docker Compose, podman-compose and Quadlet all pass it
      # through the same way; the old `node -e "fetch(...)"` array form
      # reached podman-compose 1.0.6 as a broken shell line and stayed
      # unhealthy forever (the same fix as openplate's compose files).
      test: ['CMD-SHELL', 'wget -q -O /dev/null http://127.0.0.1:3000/health']
      interval: 30s
      timeout: 5s
      start_period: 20s
      retries: 3
    ports:
      - '${SYNC_PORT:-3000}:3000'
    # Uncomment what you use, and set the matching variable in `.env`:
    #   CONTENT_DIR=/srv/openplate/content
    #   NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS=/etc/openplate/ca.pem
    # volumes:
    #   - ./content:/srv/openplate/content:ro
    #   - ./ca.pem:/etc/openplate/ca.pem:ro

volumes:
  postgres-data-18:
    driver: local

# openplate-inference, on its own.
#
# A single-service compose file for running the inference endpoint by itself:
# a plate scanner any OpenAI-compatible client can call. Copy it into a folder
# of its own, put a `.env` beside it with at least API_KEYS, and run
# `docker compose up -d` there. Every variable the service reads is forwarded
# below, so any line of `.env.example` works in that `.env`.
#
# From a checkout, run it from the openplate-inference folder, so the `.env`
# there is the one Compose reads:
#
#   docker compose --project-directory . -f docker/compose.yml up -d
#   docker compose --project-directory . -f docker/compose.yml logs -f inference   # weight download + model load + ready
#
# Want to run this TOGETHER with the openplate app? That two-service topology
# lives in the openplate repo, not here:
#   https://github.com/LowCarbCheck/openplate/blob/main/docker/topologies/compose.inference.yml

# Pins the Compose project name. Without it, `-f docker/compose.yml` makes
# Compose derive the project from the containing directory, so the stack and
# the multi-GB models volume both get named "docker".
name: openplate-inference

services:
  inference:
    image: ghcr.io/lowcarbcheck/openplate-inference:latest
    # Or build it yourself:
    #   build: { context: ., args: { BASE_IMAGE: ghcr.io/ggml-org/llama.cpp:server } }
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      # Published because the browser calls it directly. Bind to 0.0.0.0 (as
      # here) for LAN access; use "127.0.0.1:8300:8300" if a reverse proxy on
      # this host is the only thing that should reach it.
      - "8300:8300"
    volumes:
      # Weights land here on first boot (~2.0 GiB for lite, ~5.8 GiB for
      # quality) and are verified by sha256 on every start. Named, so
      # `docker compose down` does not throw the download away.
      - inference-models:/models
    environment:
      # lite | lite-apache | quality, see README "Hardware & measured latency".
      # external runs no model here and uses your runtime, see below.
      MODEL_PROFILE: ${MODEL_PROFILE:-lite}
      # SET THIS in `.env`: a stable key callers must present. The placeholder
      # only keeps a first trial booting. Any random string:
      #   echo "API_KEYS=opk_$(openssl rand -hex 24)" >> .env
      API_KEYS: ${API_KEYS:-opk_CHANGE_ME}
      # Self-host has no latency ceiling. 0 = never shed load for being slow.
      LATENCY_CEILING_MS: ${LATENCY_CEILING_MS:-0}
      # Scans in flight at once. It also sets llama.cpp's slot count; it does
      # NOT add CPU threads, the slots share LLAMA_THREADS.
      CONCURRENCY: ${CONCURRENCY:-2}
      # CPU threads for the model. Empty means every core but two (nproc - 2),
      # which leaves room for the service and the OS.
      LLAMA_THREADS: ${LLAMA_THREADS:-}
      # Where macros come from. fdc = the bundled offline USDA-derived dataset.
      # See README "Food data" before switching to `off` (ODbL) or `lcc`.
      FOOD_SOURCE: ${FOOD_SOURCE:-fdc}

      # ── Everything else the service reads. Empty means the default, and
      # openplate-inference's .env.example explains each one.
      #
      # Your own runtime, with MODEL_PROFILE=external (see below). No trailing
      # /v1, and the address must resolve from INSIDE this container.
      MODEL_RUNTIME_URL: ${MODEL_RUNTIME_URL:-}
      MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY: ${MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY:-}
      # The model id sent to the runtime. Empty means openplate-plate-1. vLLM
      # needs its exact served model name.
      MODEL_ID: ${MODEL_ID:-}
      # The waiting line, the bound on one completion call, the requests per
      # key per minute, the largest decoded image, and the downscale target.
      MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH: ${MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH:-8}
      RUNTIME_COMPLETION_TIMEOUT_MS: ${RUNTIME_COMPLETION_TIMEOUT_MS:-600000}
      RATE_LIMIT_RPM: ${RATE_LIMIT_RPM:-60}
      MAX_IMAGE_BYTES: ${MAX_IMAGE_BYTES:-8388608}
      IMAGE_MAX_LONG_EDGE: ${IMAGE_MAX_LONG_EDGE:-896}
      # debug, info, warn or error.
      LOG_LEVEL: ${LOG_LEVEL:-info}
      # What the service reports as its profile. Empty follows MODEL_PROFILE.
      PROFILE: ${PROFILE:-}
      # Each is read only by its own FOOD_SOURCE. Empty FDC_DATASET_PATH is the
      # bundled extract. Empty URLs are https://lowcarbcheck.org for lcc and
      # https://world.openfoodfacts.org for off.
      FDC_DATASET_PATH: ${FDC_DATASET_PATH:-}
      LCC_API_URL: ${LCC_API_URL:-}
      LCC_API_KEY: ${LCC_API_KEY:-}
      OFF_API_URL: ${OFF_API_URL:-}
      # A second runtime serving /v1/embeddings, for hybrid retrieval. Empty
      # means lexical retrieval only.
      EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_URL: ${EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_URL:-}
      EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_API_KEY: ${EMBEDDING_RUNTIME_API_KEY:-}
      # The bundled llama-server: its loopback port, the context per slot, the
      # layers put on the GPU (empty means detect), and extra flags passed on
      # as written.
      RUNTIME_PORT: ${RUNTIME_PORT:-8080}
      CONTEXT_SIZE: ${CONTEXT_SIZE:-8192}
      GPU_LAYERS: ${GPU_LAYERS:-}
      LLAMA_EXTRA_ARGS: ${LLAMA_EXTRA_ARGS:-}
      # A mirror tried before Hugging Face for the first weight download.
      WEIGHTS_MIRROR_BASE: ${WEIGHTS_MIRROR_BASE:-}
    # ── GPU (the `quality` profile) ── uncomment BOTH of these and switch the
    # image/build to the -cuda base. The entrypoint detects the GPU and offloads
    # every layer automatically; there is no flag to set.
    # deploy:
    #   resources:
    #     reservations:
    #       devices:
    #         - driver: nvidia
    #           count: all
    #           capabilities: [gpu]

    # ── ALREADY RUNNING vLLM / llama.cpp / OLLAMA? ────────────────────────
    # Set these in `.env` and this container downloads no weights and starts
    # no second model; it just turns your runtime into a plate scanner. You can
    # drop the `volumes:` block and the `inference-models` volume entirely.
    #
    # Read README "Bring your own runtime" FIRST: your runtime must enforce
    # grammar-constrained decoding, and there is a one-line curl there that
    # tells you whether yours does. vLLM's CPU build does NOT (it crashes).
    #
    #   MODEL_PROFILE=external
    #   # Must resolve from INSIDE this container, and no trailing /v1.
    #   # `localhost` here means this container, not your host. Use the LAN
    #   # address, or host.docker.internal on Docker Desktop.
    #   MODEL_RUNTIME_URL=http://your-runtime.lan:8000
    #   # vLLM requires an EXACT match with its served model name.
    #   MODEL_ID=your-served-model-name
    #   # Only if your runtime is behind auth (`vllm serve --api-key ...`).
    #   # Separate from API_KEYS, which callers present to THIS service.
    #   MODEL_RUNTIME_API_KEY=sk_your_runtime_key
    #   # Match your runtime's real slot count:
    #   #   llama.cpp --parallel N | vLLM --max-num-seqs N | OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL
    #   CONCURRENCY=2
    #
    # REQUIRED with external mode, and the one edit to this file it needs. The
    # image bakes in a 60-minute health start_period, sized for a first-boot
    # weight download. External mode has no download, so without this override
    # a wrong MODEL_RUNTIME_URL stays hidden for an hour instead of surfacing
    # in seconds.
    # healthcheck:
    #   start_period: 30s

volumes:
  inference-models:
    driver: local