⚡️ Feature: Add Service Link with Configurable Service Address

[cirrusflyer]

Bug Description

I've tried to import a couple stacks that were created in Dockge, and while they import, the new compose file is essentially empty. Just brings over the first few lines including the image. Is that by design or should it bring over the complete compose file?

Steps To Reproduce

Use the import feature.

Expected Behavior

The full compose file should be imported.

Actual Behavior

Only the first couple lines of the compose file are imported.

Screenshots

No response

Arcane Version

v0.5.0

Operating System

Linux

Browser

Vivaldi

Docker Version

Docker version 28.1.1, build 4eba377

Additional Context

No response

[kmendell]

It most likley is due to permissions on the files as arcane may not be able to read the compose file or cant find it. Can you confirm the user id and group id who owns the compose file from dockge is the same one you passed to arcane? (aka does it have permissions to read it)

[cirrusflyer]

It should but now that you mention it, I'm guessing I have to create a volume in Arcane to allow access to the Dockge files? I just assumed incorrectly if it could see the stacks, it could see the compose, but I'm sure that's not right.

[cirrusflyer]

Adding the volume mapping work so the stack import is working now.

One other request - and chance you could place a button somewhere on a specific stack's detail page that displays the ports the stack is using, and allows you to click on it defaulting to the server's ip or name followed by that port. For example, server.lan:3001. See how Dockge does it for a better explanation. They allows you to chose the default server address.

[kmendell]

Are you looking for a link to take you to the service directly? Yeah i can probably add that in.

[cirrusflyer]

Yes, Dockge does this nicely. Thanks

[kmendell]

This will be available in the next release :)

[cirrusflyer]

Thanks. Can you have the link above default to the base url of whatever is being used in that browser session, instead of "http://localhost"? Or a setting to manually change the default? Dockge does this.