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# Intro # Intro
The purpose of the repository is to provide examples and guidance in creating and storing a user consumable modification layer for the Library of Linuxserver.io Containers. The purpose of the repository is to provide examples and guidance in creating and storing a user consumable modification layer for the Library of Linuxserver.io Containers.
At it's core a Docker Mod is a tarball of files stored on Dockerhub and/or GitHub Container Registry that is downloaded and extracted on container boot before any init logic is run. At its core a Docker Mod is a tarball of files stored on Dockerhub and/or GitHub Container Registry that is downloaded and extracted on container boot before any init logic is run.
This allows: This allows:
* Developers and community users to modify base containers to suit their needs without the need to maintain a fork of the main docker repository * Developers and community users to modify base containers to suit their needs without the need to maintain a fork of the main docker repository
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## Using a Docker Mod ## Using a Docker Mod
Before consuming a Docker Mod ensure that the source code for it is publicly posted along with it's build pipeline pushing to Dockerhub. Before consuming a Docker Mod ensure that the source code for it is publicly posted along with its build pipeline pushing to Dockerhub.
Consumption of a Docker Mod is intended to be as user friendly as possible and can be achieved with the following environment variables being passed to the container: Consumption of a Docker Mod is intended to be as user friendly as possible and can be achieved with the following environment variables being passed to the container: