🔧 chore(env): update database path in environment files

- change DATABASE_PATH in .env-example and docker-compose.yml
- ensure consistency with Dockerfile for app directory structure

📦 build(docker): adjust Dockerfile for new data directory

- create /app/data directory for database storage
- update DATABASE_PATH environment variable accordingly

📝 docs(README): update README for German localization

- replace English sections with German equivalents
- adjust setup instructions to match new environment configurations
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SESSION_SECRET=changeme_super_secret_value
# Set to 1 for HTTPS deployments; set to 0 only for local HTTP testing.
SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE=1
DATABASE_PATH=/data/fleetledger.db
DATABASE_PATH=/app/data/fleetledger.db
# Optional: Fernet key for encrypting management passwords (leave empty to disable)
ENCRYPTION_KEY=

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COPY app ./app
ENV DATABASE_PATH=/data/fleetledger.db
RUN mkdir -p /app/data
ENV DATABASE_PATH=/app/data/fleetledger.db
EXPOSE 8000

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README.md
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# FleetLedger
FleetLedger is a small self-hosted web app to keep track of your rented servers:
- VPS, dedicated servers, storage boxes, managed services
- Provider, location, IPs, hardware
- Monthly / yearly pricing and contract dates
- Simple access info (management URLs, SSH user + key hint)
- Multi-user support with per-user data separation
- Admin user management (activate / deactivate users)
- Dark-mode-first UI with PWA support (installable as an app)
- Per-user **map view** for server locations
- Admin **global dashboard** for fleet-wide stats
> **Security note:** FleetLedger is *not* a full password manager.
> It is intentionally designed to store only **management password(s) optionally** and
> only **SSH key *names*** (no private keys).
---
Self-hosted Übersicht für gemietete Server (VPS, Dedizierte, Storage, Managed). Mehrnutzerfähig, Dark-Mode-first und PWA-ready.
## Features
- Server-CRUD pro Benutzer, Soft-Delete/Archiv
- Dashboard (Kosten, ablaufende Verträge) + Admin-Gesamtübersicht
- Map-Ansicht pro Nutzer auf Basis der Location-Namen (Leaflet)
- Optional verschlüsselte Speicherung von Management-Passwörtern (Fernet)
- Session-Auth mit CSRF-Schutz, Admin-Rolle
- PWA: Manifest, Service Worker, installierbar
- **Authentication & Users**
- User registration + login (session cookie based)
- First registered user becomes **admin**
- Admin can view all users and activate/deactivate them
- Deactivated users cannot log in and will be logged out automatically
- **Server Management**
- Each user has their own list of servers (no cross-visibility)
- Create / edit / archive (soft-delete) servers
- Fields include:
- General: name, hostname, type (VPS, dedicated, storage, managed, other), provider, location, tags
- Network: IPv4, IPv6
- Billing: price, currency, billing period (monthly/yearly/other), contract start/end
- Hardware: CPU model, core count, RAM, storage size & type
- Access: management URL, management user, management password (optional), SSH user, SSH key hint
- Free-form notes
- Contract badges:
- **"abgelaufen"** (expired): contract end in the past
- **"läuft bald aus"** (expiring soon): contract end within the next 30 days
- Detail view also shows how many days until / since contract end
- **Per-user Dashboard & Map**
- On `/`: small dashboard row showing:
- number of active servers
- estimated total monthly cost
- how many contracts are expiring soon / already expired
- On `/map`: Leaflet-based map showing all non-archived servers of the logged-in user
- Marker position is derived from the `location` string (city/datacenter name)
- Multiple servers per city are slightly offset so all markers remain clickable
- Click on a marker → opens the server details page
- **Admin Global Dashboard**
- On `/admin/dashboard` (admin only):
- Global counts: users, servers, monthly cost, expiring soon, expired
- Breakdown by provider (server count, monthly total, expiring soon, expired)
- List of contracts expiring soon and already expired
- **Security**
- Passwords hashed with **bcrypt** (`passlib[bcrypt]`)
- Optional encryption for management passwords using **Fernet** (`cryptography`)
- No private SSH keys are stored, only name/hint strings
- Jinja2 auto-escaping enabled; no untrusted HTML is rendered with `|safe`
- Management URLs are restricted to `http://` or `https://` (no `javascript:` links, etc.)
- **UI / UX**
- TailwindCSS via CDN for quick styling
- Dark mode is **enabled by default**
- Theme preference stored in `localStorage` and toggleable via a small button
- Responsive layout, works well on mobile
- PWA manifest and service worker for a simple offline-friendly experience
---
## Quick Start (Docker)
### 0. Environment
Kopiere `.env-example` nach `.env` und setze mindestens ein starkes `SESSION_SECRET`. Für lokale HTTP-Tests kannst du `SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE=0` setzen, in Produktion sollte es `1` bleiben. Optional kannst du einen `ENCRYPTION_KEY` (Fernet) hinterlegen, um Management-Passwörter zu speichern.
### 1. Clone / copy the repository
## Stack
- FastAPI, SQLModel, Jinja2
- SQLite (Standard), Passlib (bcrypt), Cryptography (Fernet)
- Tailwind via CDN, Leaflet für Karte
- Uvicorn als ASGI-Server
## Schnellstart mit Docker
1. Repository klonen
```bash
git clone https://example.com/your/fleetledger.git
cd fleetledger
```
2. Umgebung setzen
```bash
cp .env-example .env
# SESSION_SECRET in .env auf einen starken, einzigartigen Wert setzen
```
3. Starten
```bash
docker-compose up --build
```
Die SQLite-DB liegt in `./data/` (Bind-Mount in den Container unter `/app/data/fleetledger.db`).
## Lokale Entwicklung (ohne Docker)
- Voraussetzungen: Python 3.12, virtualenv empfohlen.
- Setup:
```bash
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
cp .env-example .env
export SESSION_SECRET="ein_langer_random_wert"
export SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE=0 # nur lokal ohne HTTPS
uvicorn app.main:app --reload --port 8000
```
## Umgebungsvariablen
- `SESSION_SECRET` (erforderlich): Langer, zufälliger String für die Session-Signierung.
- `SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE` (default `1`): Auf `0` nur für lokale HTTP-Tests setzen, sonst `1` (HTTPS).
- `DATABASE_PATH` (default `/app/data/fleetledger.db` im Docker-Image): Pfad zur SQLite-Datei. Lokal z. B. `./data/fleetledger.db`.
- `ENCRYPTION_KEY` (optional): Fernet-Key für verschlüsselte Management-Passwörter. Leer lassen, wenn keine Speicherung gewünscht ist.
## Sicherheitshinweise
- Immer einen starken `SESSION_SECRET` verwenden; im Docker-Setup wird der Start verweigert, wenn ein Platzhalter genutzt wird.
- Produktiv hinter HTTPS betreiben (`SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE=1`).
- Management-Passwörter nur mit gesetztem `ENCRYPTION_KEY` speichern; ohne Key werden sie nicht persistiert.
- CSRF-Schutz ist aktiv für Form-POSTs; Browser-Service-Worker cached Assets versioniert.
## Datenhaltung
- SQLite speichert die Daten in einer Datei (`DATABASE_PATH`). In Docker wird `./data/` aus dem Host eingebunden.
- Backups: Einfach die SQLite-Datei in `./data/` sichern, während der Dienst gestoppt ist.

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ports:
- "8000:8000"
environment:
- DATABASE_PATH=/data/fleetledger.db
- DATABASE_PATH=/app/data/fleetledger.db
# SESSION_SECRET must be provided (e.g. via .env) and should be long and random
- SESSION_SECRET=${SESSION_SECRET:?Set SESSION_SECRET in your environment}
# Set to 0 only for local HTTP testing; keep secure (default) in production
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# Optional: encryption key for management passwords (Fernet key)
# - ENCRYPTION_KEY=your_fernet_key_here
volumes:
- fleetledger_data:/data
- ./data:/app/data
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
fleetledger_data: