[Feature Request] Option to use URL Override for generated links in Yacht Apps

[marcjmiller]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When using Yacht behind a reverse proxy (via Nginx Proxy Manager) to access yacht via yacht.example.com, all of my services link to yacht.example.com:<port>, which doesn't work with my current configuration.

Describe the solution you'd like It would be nice to have a switch in the config to have links to use an URL substitution, like a HOST_URL_OVERRIDE that when set, overrides the URL for App links to <HOST_URL_OVERRIDE>:<port>.

Describe alternatives you've considered Currently I'm using a redirection host vs proxy host which relieves the issue, and I could probably do a custom configuration for the proxy host, but I don't know nginx or Nginx Proxy Manager well yet.

Additional context That's all, from my usage so far, Yacht is amazing, thanks for all your hard work!

[SelfhostedPro]

Would it be better for me to add this as an option to the deploy form? That way if you have multiple domains you can set them without needing a second yacht instance.

[marcjmiller]

Yeah, that would be amazing. Currently I'm only using one domain so it didn't cross my mind, but I could picture hardcore home-labbers wanting something like this. In my case, I'm mostly wanting an option for links to go from yacht.example.com:<port> to <host_ip_address>:<port> because all of my services are on the same host. I have NPM setup for my other services as an example radarr.example.com is mapped to <host_ip_address>:7878 so the problem comes in with the current yacht.example.com radarr WebUI link mapping to <host_ip_address>:8000:7878 which doesn't work.

[SelfhostedPro]

I'll take a look at adding this in shortly. I'm currently rebuilding the app detail page so it'll probably show up there first.

[marcjmiller]

Thanks for the super speedy response, it is pretty low-threat for me since the redirect host works, it just isn't as pretty. :)