Big Bear CasaOS App Store

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https://github.com/bigbeartechworld/big-bear-casaos

A third-party repository providing a curated collection of over 200 applications for CasaOS and ZimaOS users. It offers Docker-based deployments with specific image versions, configuration metadata, and installation guides for self-hosting enthusiasts. Requires CasaOS version 0.4.4 or higher to use the Custom Appstore feature.

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What's inside big-bear-casaos

  1. Overview of Big Bear CasaOS App Store

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    The Big Bear CasaOS App Store is an independently developed and maintained collection of applications for CasaOS and ZimaOS platforms. It is provided by BigBearTechWorld and the BigBearCommunity and operates separately from IceWhale's official app store. The store currently offers over 200 applications and is frequently updated to support self-hosting and home server enthusiasts.
  2. Explore related Big Bear platform repositories

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    The Big Bear CasaOS App Store is part of a broader ecosystem of platform-specific app repositories. Depending on your hosting environment, you may want to explore these related projects:

    • Big Bear Runtipi: Apps specifically for Runtipi.
    • Big Bear Umbrel: Apps specifically for Umbrel.
    • Big Bear Cosmos: Apps specifically for Cosmos.
    • Big Bear Dockge: Apps specifically for Dockge.
    • Big Bear Portainer: Apps specifically for Portainer.
  3. Sponsorship opportunities for app developers

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    App developers and companies can gain visibility within the Big Bear CasaOS App Store through three sponsorship tiers. Sponsorships are managed via Ko-fi memberships.

    Sponsorship Tiers

    TierPriceBenefits
    🥇 Featured Partner$300/monthTop placement with highlighted entry, dedicated YouTube showcase, regular maintenance, priority updates, and monthly mentions in BigBearCommunity updates.
    🥈 Premium Placement$150/monthProminent position in recommended apps, featured mention in community updates, and priority support for app maintenance.
    🥉 Basic Placement$50/monthInclusion in the recommended apps list and regular updates/maintenance.
  4. Komf Application Overview

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    Komf (Komga and Kavita Metadata Fetcher) is a tool designed to fetch metadata and thumbnails for digital comic book libraries.

    Key Features:

    • Automatically detects added series and updates metadata/thumbnails.
    • Manual search and identification for specific series or the entire library.
    • Supports integration with Komga and Kavita UIs via a userscript.

    Deployment Details:

    • Image: sndxr/komf:1.7.1@sha256:4a6971a76abc30869f6d0555a7328ff8cd879f3016a7378395df331c1245cbb2
    • Supported Architectures: amd64, arm64
    • Default Port: 8085
    • Restart Policy: unless-stopped
  5. Enable hardware accelerated transcoding for Immich

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    To enable hardware acceleration for video transcoding in the immich-server container, you can use the extends keyword to include a hardware acceleration configuration file.

    Uncomment the extends section in the immich-server service and set the service value to one of the following supported drivers:

    • nvenc (NVIDIA)
    • quicksync (Intel)
    • rkmpp (Rockchip)
    • vaapi (Generic Linux)
    • vaapi-wsl (WSL2)
    immich-server:
      # extends:
      #   file: hwaccel.transcoding.yml
      #   service: cpu # set to one of [nvenc, quicksync, rkmpp, vaapi, vaapi-wsl]
  6. Homarr v1 Compatibility and Installation Notes

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    Compatibility Warning

    Homarr v1 uses a different data structure than legacy Homarr (v0.x). It is not compatible with v0.x data without a migration process.

    Installation Tips

    Before installing, it is recommended to read the official documentation provided by Big Bear Tech World: https://community.bigbeartechworld.com/t/added-homarr-v1-to-bigbearcasaos/5074#p-7710-documentation-2

  7. Configure ComposeToolbox via docker-compose.yml

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    ComposeToolbox is a self-hosted tool used to edit, validate, and receive suggestions for docker-compose.yml files. When deploying via Docker Compose, you can configure the service using the following parameters:

    Service Configuration

    • Image: Uses ghcr.io/bluegoosemedia/composetoolbox:latest.
    • Ports: Maps host port 3002 to container port 3000.
    • Environment Variables: Sets NODE_ENV to production.
    • Volumes: Persists data by mounting /DATA/AppData/$AppID/data on the host to /app/data in the container.
    • Restart Policy: Set to unless-stopped.

    CasaOS Integration Metadata

    • App ID: com.bigbeartechworld.composetoolbox
    • Category: Developer
    • Supported Architectures: amd64, arm64
    name: big-bear-composetoolbox
    services:
      big-bear-composetoolbox:
        environment:
          NODE_ENV: production
        image: ghcr.io/bluegoosemedia/composetoolbox:latest@sha256:61e8a6f0a00583f145e83018ce0954089f5bd89157dc39ef7459043643ca17f6
        pull_policy: always
        ports:
          - "3002:3000"
        restart: unless-stopped
        volumes:
          - /DATA/AppData/$AppID/data:/app/data
        container_name: "big-bear-composetoolbox"
  8. Deploy Anse via Docker Compose

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    Anse is a UI for AI Chats supporting models like ChatGPT, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion. You can deploy it using the provided Docker Compose configuration. The service runs on port 8014 by default and supports both amd64 and arm64 architectures.

    name: big-bear-anse
    services:
      big-bear-anse:
        container_name: big-bear-anse
        image: ddiu8081/anse:v1.1.11@sha256:fd9afc84b9e1df02ca065170e72994b787e7d2ea881f22eda2fcd2c58e717164
        restart: unless-stopped
        environment:
          - PORT=8014
        ports:
          - "8014:8014"