e-note-ion

e-note-ion

Docker app from JasonPuglisi's Repository

Overview

E•NOTE•ION is a cron-based content scheduler for Vestaboard split-flap displays. Supports both the Note (3×15) and Flagship (6×22). Content is defined in JSON files and displayed on a schedule with priority queueing. Ships with bundled contrib content (opt-in via config.toml) and supports personal content via a host-mounted directory.

Runtime arguments

Network
bridge
Privileged
false

Template configuration

Config filePathrw

Required. Path to your config.toml on the host. Copy config.example.toml from the repo, fill in your API keys and settings, and point this path at the result. Display model (note/flagship), public mode, and enabled contrib content are all set in config.toml under [scheduler].

Target
/app/config.toml
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/e-note-ion/config.toml
User content directoryPathrw

Optional. Path to a directory of personal content JSON files on the host. Files placed here are always loaded automatically. Leave blank if you only want to use bundled contrib content.

Target
/app/content/user
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/e-note-ion/content
TimezoneVariable

Container timezone (e.g. America/New_York, Europe/London). Controls when cron jobs fire. Should match the timezone set in config.toml under [scheduler].timezone, or be the only timezone setting if you omit that config key.

Target
TZ
Default
America/Los_Angeles
Webhook portPorttcp

Optional. Host port for the HTTP webhook listener (used by Plex and other push integrations). Only takes effect if [webhook] is enabled in config.toml with bind = "0.0.0.0". The container always listens on 8080 internally; this maps it to a host port. 32800 is the recommended default to avoid conflicts with other common services on 8080.

Target
8080
Default
32800

Categories

Details

Repository
ghcr.io/jasonpuglisi/e-note-ion
Last Updated2026-06-01
First Seen2026-03-29

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