This is a collection of templates for community app repositories on popular ecosystems, like Unraid, TrueNAs, CasaOS, etc.
Users on CasaOS can install RomM via the Big Bea CasaOS App Store.
Update the files in the casaos directory in this repository for the latest version of RomM, making sure to update any env variables or other configuration settings. Then fork and clone the Big Bear repository to your local machine, and copy the contents of the casaos directory to the /Apps/romm directory in the Big Bear repository. Lastly open a PR to the Big Bear repository with the changes.
RomM is made available to Portainer users through xeno1's Portainer Templates. Follow the instructions in the README to add the templates to your Portainer instance.
Update the files in the portainer directory in this repository for the latest version of RomM. Consult the Portainer App Template Docs for more information on how to format the template. Then fork and clone xeno1's repository above to your local machine, update template.json is required, and copy /portainer/Stack/romm.yml to Template/Stack/romm.yml. Lastly open a PR to xeno1's repository with the changes.
The template for Unraid is hosted in another repository, rommapp/unraid-templates, since it's made available through the Community Apps plugin.
TrueNAS users can install RomM through the official TrueNAS App Catalog.
The format expected by TrueNAS Apps Catalog (TNAC) is delicate and prone to errors, so be extra careful when updating any files under /truenas. You can consult other entries in the TNAC repository for guidance. Once you've updated the files in the truenas directory in this repository, fork and clone the TNAC repository to your local machine, and copy the contents of the truenas directory to the /ix-dev/community/romm folder in the TNAC repository. Lastly open a PR to the TNAC repository with the changes.
HexOS apps are pulled from the TrueNAS Apps Catalog, so no additional steps are required to make RomM available on HexOS.
Packages for Synology are generated by spksrc, a cross compilation framework to create native packages for the Synology's NAS. Due to the difficulties of building and maintaining packages for Synology, we have no plans to provide a package for RomM on Synology.