Komodo
Store a URL and API key for Komodo so it appears as a configured service and a browser link, there is no dedicated screen yet.
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Komodo manages Docker containers and compose stacks. Pocket Homelab lets you store its connection details in Settings, but that is currently all it does, there is no Komodo screen, Home card, tab, Spotlight entry or quick action, and no connection test.
What you get
- A row in Settings → Services that can show Configured, so the URL and key have somewhere to live if you want to keep them alongside your other services.
- On Mac, a Komodo card in the Services directory (sidebar → Services), described as “Links to your
deployments” and found by searching for Komodo, docker or deploy. Once
KOMODO_URLis set, clicking the card opens Komodo in your browser, and so does its arrow button (“Open Komodo in browser”); the sliders button opens its settings. - An ntfy message whose title or first line mentions “komodo” is classified into the Containers category, but the category has no screen to deep-link to, so it just labels the message.
That’s the entire feature set today. Nothing in the app reads the API key or secret, and the iPhone Home’s Open in Browser strip has no Komodo capsule.
Set up
In Komodo: Settings → Profile → API keys, generate a key (the secret is shown once, at creation). In Pocket Homelab: Settings → Services → Komodo, paste the URL, key and secret.
| Key | Field | Required | Secret | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
KOMODO_URL | Komodo URL | Optional | — | Base URL of your Komodo instance. Leave empty to hide Komodo features. |
KOMODO_API_KEY | API key | Optional | Secret | Settings → Profile → API keys. |
KOMODO_API_SECRET | API secret | Optional | Secret | Shown once when the key is created. |
Actions
None. There is nothing to act on beyond saving and clearing credentials in Settings.
Works with
Nothing else in the app currently. If a Komodo screen ships later, this page will grow to cover it.