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Dev setup (venv, ruff, pytest), config table entries, architecture
overview, and cleanup completion report.

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# live.f12.rocks
Event photo pep pipeline: guests drop a photo into a Syncthing folder, a
worker runs it through `rembg` (background removal) + `gmic` (random
filter/blend compositing, ported from `make_random.py`), and a small web
UI shows the results with a "remix" option to try different filters on
the same photo. Finished jobs sync back via the same share.
No web auth. This is an event tool, not a DAM.
## Services (`compose.yml`)
| Service | What | Port |
|----------|--------------------------------------------------|--------------------------|
| `worker` | Watches `incoming/`, runs the compose pipeline | none published |
| `web` | FastAPI + Jinja UI, browse jobs, remix | via Traefik only |
Both share one host directory (`DATA_HOST_DIR`) mounted at `/data`.
Syncthing runs on the host — not in this compose.
## Data layout (Syncthing share)
Prod path: `/home/frank/sync.schwenk.online/data/livef12`
```
incoming/ # phone drop — worker only ever reads/copies from here
variants/
{stem}_original.jpg # preprocessed private copy
{stem}_rembg.png
{stem}_v1.png # final composed images
intermediates/
{stem}_v1_bg_filtered.png
{stem}_v1_post_0.png # …
meta/
{stem}.json # status + manifest for the web UI
processed.json # worker bookkeeping: which incoming files were handled
```
Phone tip: `.stignore` can drop `meta/` and `processed.json` if you only
want images on the device.
`assets/` (filter lists + trimmed `filters.json`) lives in the repo and is
bind-mounted read-only into `worker`/`web` at `/data/assets`.
## Running it
```bash
cp .env.example .env
# local: set DATA_HOST_DIR=./data
# prod: leave unset (defaults to the Syncthing share path)
docker compose up -d --build
```
Drop a photo into `incoming/` (via Syncthing or locally). After a few
seconds (poll interval + processing time) it shows up on the web UI; flat
files land in `variants/` and `intermediates/` for the phone.
## Development
Python **3.11** (same as `Dockerfile`). On a host with newer Python, use
Docker or a 3.11 venv — pinned `onnxruntime` does not publish wheels for 3.14+.
```bash
python3.11 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
ruff check app/ tests/ # lint
ruff format app/ tests/ # format
pytest -q # unit tests (no gmic/rembg)
```
CI (`.gitea/workflows/ci.yml`): ruff + pytest on push/PR.
Architecture notes: `ARCHITECTURE.md`. Cleanup log: `CLEANUP_PLAN.md`.
## Configuration (`.env`, see `.env.example`)
| Var | Default | Notes |
|-----|---------|-------|
| `DATA_HOST_DIR` | `/home/frank/sync.schwenk.online/data/livef12` | Syncthing share root; use `./data` locally |
| `OUTPUT_COUNT` | `3` | Variants generated per uploaded photo |
| `BLEND_OPACITY` | `30%` | Default blend opacity for auto-generated variants |
| `FILTER_TIMEOUT` | `120` | Seconds before a single gmic call is killed |
| `MAX_FILTER_ATTEMPTS` | `8` | Random-filter retry budget per bg/fg pick |
| `MAX_EDGE_PX` | `2000` | Longest edge after ImageMagick preprocess |
| `PREPROCESS_TIMEOUT` | `120` | Seconds for preprocess step |
| `NICE_LEVEL` | `18` | `nice -n` level for gmic/rembg subprocesses |
## Deploy notes / caveats
- **Firewall:** Traefik must already route `live.f12.rocks` — this repo
only adds the router labels; it assumes the external `traefik` docker
network exists. No SFTP port needed.
- **rembg model download:** first background-removal call downloads the
`u2net` ONNX model (~176 MB) from GitHub. This needs outbound internet
on first run and can take a minute or two depending on the link; the
model is cached in the `rembg_cache` named volume afterwards, so
restarts don't re-download it.
- **Incoming is append-only:** the worker only ever copies out of
`incoming/` and never deletes or moves anything there — plan disk space
accordingly, or clean up `incoming/` manually between events.
- **Sequential processing:** the worker handles one photo at a time
(`cpus: "1.0"`, no concurrency) — fine for an event pace, but a burst of
uploads will just queue up and get processed in order.
- Deploy itself (`docker compose up -d` on the server) is on you — this
repo doesn't run it automatically.