sap-drawio — Build Files

Image source repo (Dockerfile lives there, NOT in this store folder): ~/projects/sap-architecture-diagrams (git remote git.alexzaw.dev/alexz/sap-architecture-diagrams).

What the image is

A single multi-stage image, git.alexzaw.dev/alexz/sap-drawio:latest:

Builder stage (node:20-bookworm-slim) — builds the React (CRA + CRACO, Yarn Classic 1.22.22) frontend with REACT_APP_BACKEND_URL="" so all API calls are same-origin (/api), working from any host/domain.
Runtime stage (python:3.12-slim) — installs backend/requirements.txt, copies backend/ to /app/backend and the built UI to /app/frontend/build (FastAPI/uvicorn serves both from one process on port 8011), bakes the 12 MB SQLite catalog seed to /seed/app.db, and runs as root (homelab — avoids the non-root volume-permission trap).

How to build

cd /etc/runtipi/repos/runtipi/apps/sap-drawio/build
./build.sh

Builds and pushes git.alexzaw.dev/alexz/sap-drawio:latest. Override IMAGE_NAME / IMAGE_TAG / SRC env vars if needed. To build without pushing, run the docker build line directly from $SRC.

Seed-on-first-run behavior

docker/entrypoint.sh (in the source repo) copies /seed/app.db → /data/app.db only if /data/app.db is absent, then execs uvicorn. This means:

First install: the persistent volume (${APP_DATA_DIR}/data on the host) gets the baked catalog (icons/services) as its starting point.
Every subsequent app update/restart: the existing /data/app.db (with any saved conversions, added logos, etc.) is left untouched — the image rebuild never overwrites live data.

LLM dependency

Calls an Ollama-compatible host at OLLAMA_URL (form field, defaults to http://192.168.0.32:11434, this homeserver's local ollama-nvidia app). Models (VISION_MODEL, VALIDATOR_MODEL) are also form fields so they can be changed without a rebuild. qwen3-vl:8b / gemma4:31b must exist on the Ollama host for the defaults to work.

Architecture note

amd64 only. No multi-arch build — matches the host architecture; not needed for this homelab deployment.

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