# Documentation
# Quick Start Guide
# Docker
To get started using docker you can use the command below as a reference. The application runs on port 4545 so whichever port you choose needs to be redirected to 4545. You also need to provide a username, password, uri including protocol and port, and sitename for the Unifi server.
A full list of enviroment variables can be found here
docker run -d \
-p 80:4545 \
-e USERNAME=ubnt \
-e PASSWORD=password \
-e URI=https://unifi.jamiewood.io \
-e SITENAME=default \
-e SECRET=secretString \
-e AUTH=none \
woodjme/unifi-hotspot
Once started navigate to the pathguest/s/$SITENAME/ to test splash page.
You then need to configure the unifi portal to look at this container. To do this go to the Unifi Control panel -> Guest Control -> Enable Guest Control -> External Portal Server -> Add the IP Address or DNS Name of your server / container host.
# Authentication
# None
Automatically authorises users to the Wi-Fi without using authentication. Will display a "Connect to Wi-Fi" button which will be automatically clicked if JavaScript is available.
# Basic
Display a basic authentication page requiring the users name and email address to continue.
# Custom
Allows you to bring your own authentication page by mounting custom.html inside the container. Rememeber that users cannot load external assets until you are authorised so you must bundle these in the custom.html page. ParcelJS can help with this.
At a minimum the page you provide must send a POST request to /authorise. You can look at either noAuth.html or basic.html as a reference.
# Bind Mounts
# Custom Auth Page
-v /pathToAuthPageDirectory:/usr/src/app/public
# Environment Variables
| Name | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
USERNAME | ubnt | your unifi controller username |
PASSWORD | password | your unifi controller password |
URI | https://unifi.jamiewood.io | your unifi controller uri |
SITENAME | default | the sitename in your unifi controller |
SECRET | myrandomstring | a secret for the express user session |
AUTH | none|basic|custom | the auth page you want to display |