# foundryvtt_container
If you don't want to build and host your own container image feel free to skip ahead and leverage the publicly hosted container. Head over to "Running the Container" if this is the better use-case for you.

## Builidng the Container
Just run the script with the URL and Version declared as follows:
```bash
./build.sh -U $FOUNDRY_URL -I -v $VERSION
```

## Running the Container
When setting hostname, make sure you use the hostname of the baremetal server or VM that you are running the container on. Otherwise you will need to accept the license at each initialization.
Assuming you are using rootless like I am, you'll need to have created a rootless user and enabled lingering.
I'm using quadlets, so here's an example quadlet:
```bash
# in your rootless podman container directory, ie: /etc/containers/systemd/users/${USER_UID}/
# foundryvtt.container
[Unit]
Description=FoundryVTT Custom Container
Requires=var-mnt-data01.mount

[Container]
AutoUpdate=registry
HostName=${VM_HOSTNAME}
Image=registry.belway.me/public/foundryvtt_container:latest
Label=registry
Network=slirp4netns:port_handler=slirp4netns
PublishPort=30000:30000
Timezone=America/Montreal
Volume=${YOUR_DATA_DIRECTORY_HERE}:/foundryvtt/foundrydata:z

[Service]
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target default.target
```

Then as the user, run:
```bash
systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user start foundryvtt
```