less0/heic-convert repository overview

⁠Summary

heic-convert converts all .heic files that come in in a certain directory to .jpg files.

Disclaimer: At the moment, heic-convert it at an early stage, therefor, it is still rough around the edges and not yet suitable for productive scenarios.

⁠Folders and integration

Folders are configurable (see variables section) and default to

⁠Integration with portainer

Since portainer does not allow custom options when you create a CIFS volume and by default a CIFS volume is mounted as root without write access for the restricted user that runs the app, you can run heic-convert on portainer using Stacks. Stacks allow you to create a Docker compose file "on the fly" and within that create CIFS volumes with a custom UID.

Example Stack:

services:
  heic-convert:
    image: less0/heic-convert:latest
    container_name: heic-convert
    volumes:
      - in:/app/in 
      - out:/app/out
    restart: unless-stopped

volumes:
  in:
    driver: local
    driver_opts:
      type: "cifs"
      device: "<input network share>" # e.g. //192.168.0.123/heic-convert/in
      o: "username=<input network share user>,password=<input network share pass>,vers=2.0,uid=1654,gid=1654"
  out:
    driver: local
    driver_opts:
      type: "cifs"
      device: "<output network share>" # e.g. //192.168.0.123/heic-convert/out
      o: "username=<output network share user>,password=<output network share pass>,vers=2.0,uid=1654,gid=1654"

Just replace the parts in the angle brackets with the values suitable for your setup. 1654 is the UID and GID of the user and group app in the image.

⁠Variables

The container supports the following variables to customize the folders:

⁠License

heic-convert is released under the MIT License⁠.