This Dockerfile creates a Docker image that deploys an F-Droid repository server using Alpine Linux and serves the /repo directory using Filebrowser with authentication.

Overview

The Dockerfile consists of two stages:

Build stage: In this stage, the F-Droid repository is built using Alpine Linux. The necessary packages and tools for the F-Droid server and Android SDK are installed, and the F-Droid repository is initialized and updated.
Filebrowser stage: In this stage, the /repo directory from the build stage is served using Filebrowser with authentication. The settings.json file is used to configure Filebrowser, and the authentication is handled using a users.json file.

Usage

Create a .env file specifying the Timezone (E.g. TZ=Europe/Rome)
Create a settings.json file with the desired Filebrowser settings, including the authentication method and the path to the users.json file.
Create a users.json file with the desired user credentials and permissions.
Place your custom apps (APK files) in the /repo directory.
Build the Docker image using the provided Dockerfile: docker build -t fdroid-repo-server .
Run a container using the built image: docker run -d -p 80:80 --name fdroid-repo-server fdroid-repo-server
Access the Filebrowser web interface at http://localhost (or the appropriate IP address) and log in with the credentials specified in the users.json file.
Share the F-Droid repository URL with your users. The URL should be in the format http://<your-server-ip>/repo.
Default username and password is admin/admin (please change the password at first configuration)

Customization

You can modify the Dockerfile and the settings.json and users.json files according to your specific requirements. For more information on Filebrowser settings and authentication methods, refer to the Filebrowser documentation.

Credits

FileBrowser for his amazing work, more details at filebrowser.org
F-Droid for the amazing open source repo app store