Rclone Uploader

A web interface for monitoring and managing rclone uploads with automatic directory watching.

Features

• Web interface for monitoring upload progress
• Automatic directory watching
• Upload statistics and metrics
• Docker Compose support
• Configurable through environment variables

Prerequisites

• Docker and Docker Compose
• Rclone configured with your remote(s)

Quick Start

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/rclone_uploader.git
   cd rclone_uploader

2. Create a .env file:

   # Base directory for qBittorrent downloads
   QBIT_DOWNLOADS_BASE_DIR=/path/to/downloads
   
   # Rclone remote name (configured in rclone config)
   RCLONE_REMOTE_NAME=gdrive
   
   # Subdirectories to watch (comma-separated)
   WATCH_SUBDIRS=movies,tv,anime
   
   # Rclone copy parameters
   COPY_PARAMS=--transfers 4 -P
   
   # Application settings
   PORT=8050
   TIMEZONE=UTC
   APP_ENV=production
   ALLOWED_ORIGINS=*

3. Start the application:

   docker-compose up -d

4. Access the web interface at http://localhost:8050

Configuration

Environment Variables

Variable	Description	Default
QBIT_DOWNLOADS_BASE_DIR	Base directory for downloads	Required
RCLONE_REMOTE_NAME	Rclone remote name	gdrive
WATCH_SUBDIRS	Subdirectories to watch	movies,tv,anime
COPY_PARAMS	Rclone copy parameters	--transfers 4 -P
PORT	Web interface port	8050
TIMEZONE	Container timezone	UTC
APP_ENV	Application environment	production
ALLOWED_ORIGINS	CORS allowed origins	*

Volumes

The Docker Compose configuration mounts several volumes:

• ./db:/app/db - Persists the SQLite database
• ${QBIT_DOWNLOADS_BASE_DIR}:/downloads:ro - Mounts the downloads directory as read-only
• ${HOME}/.config/rclone:/root/.config/rclone:ro - Mounts your rclone configuration

Logging

Logs are managed using Docker's json-file driver with rotation:

• Maximum size per file: 10MB
• Maximum number of files: 3

Development

To build and run locally:

# Build the container
docker-compose build

# Run in development mode
APP_ENV=development docker-compose up

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