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captainVersion: 4
services:
$$cap_appname:
image: baserow/baserow:$$cap_BASEROW_VERSION
environment:
BASEROW_PUBLIC_URL: http://$$cap_appname.$$cap_root_domain
FROM_EMAIL: $$cap_BASEROW_FROM_EMAIL
EMAIL_SMTP: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_ENABLED
EMAIL_SMTP_HOST: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_HOST
EMAIL_SMTP_PORT: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_PORT
EMAIL_SMTP_USER: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_USER
EMAIL_SMTP_PASSWORD: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_PASSWORD
EMAIL_SMTP_USE_TLS: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_USE_TLS
EMAIL_SMTP_USE_SSL: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_USE_SSL
volumes:
- $$cap_appname-data:/baserow/data
caproverOneClickApp:
instructions:
start: |-
Baserow is an open-source online database tool.
Users can use this no-code platform to create a database without any technical experience.
It lowers the barriers to app creation so that anyone who can work with a spreadsheet can also create a database.
The interface looks a lot like a spreadsheet.
end: |-
Baserow has been successfully deployed! It might take few moments before it's fully started.
You can access it at `http://$$cap_appname.$$cap_root_domain`
Please do the following steps:
1. Activate **WebSocket Support**
2. If you enabled HTTPS, you should adjust the `BASEROW_PUBLIC_URL` environment variable accordingly
Enjoy your self-hosted Airtable alternative!
displayName: Baserow
isOfficial: true
description: Open Source No-Code Database And Airtable Alternative
documentation: https://baserow.io/docs
variables:
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_VERSION
label: Version
description: >-
Check out their valid tags at https://hub.docker.com/r/baserow/baserow/tags
defaultValue: '1.18.0'
validRegex: /.{1,}/
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_FROM_EMAIL
label: Mail | From
description: >-
The email address Baserow will send emails from
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_ENABLED
label: SMTP | Enabled
description: >-
If set to any non empty value then Baserow will start sending emails using the configuration options below.
If not set then Baserow will not send emails and just print them to the logs instead
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_HOST
label: SMTP | Host
description: >-
The host of the external SMTP server that Baserow should use to send emails
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_PORT
label: SMTP | Port
description: >-
The host's port of the external SMTP server
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_USER
label: SMTP | User
description: >-
The username to authenticate with the external SMTP server when sending emails
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_PASSWORD
label: SMTP | Password
description: >-
The password to authenticate with the external SMTP server when sending emails
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_USE_TLS
label: SMTP | Use TLS
description: >-
If set to any non empty value then Baserow will attempt to send emails using TLS.
Whether to use a TLS (secure) connection when talking to the SMTP server.
This is used for explicit TLS connections, generally on port 587.
If you are experiencing hanging connections, see the implicit TLS setting `EMAIL_SMTP_USE_SSL`
- id: $$cap_BASEROW_EMAIL_SMTP_USE_SSL
label: SMTP | Use SSL
description: >-
If set to any non empty value then an implicit TLS (secure) connection will be used when talking to the SMTP server.
In most email documentation this type of TLS connection is referred to as SSL.
It is generally used on port 465.
If you are experiencing problems, see the explicit TLS setting `EMAIL_SMTP_USE_TLS`.
Note that `EMAIL_SMTP_USE_TLS` / `EMAIL_SMTP_USE_SSL` are mutually exclusive, so only set one of those settings
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