Portainer Templates

A compiled list of 500+ ready to go Portainer App templates

🌐 portainer-templates.as93.net

TL;DR Under Settings → App Templates in your Portainer GUI, paste this URL:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/phil-markarian/portainer-templates/main/templates.json

Fork Notice

This repository is a fork of the original project. It includes custom modifications and fixes for personal use. Below you will find the original credits and additional information about the changes made in this fork.

Changes Made

• Updated Schema to reflect Portainer version 2.19s requirement for template files.
  • added regrex for ports so it relatively lax
• Updated the validator script so that it catches all errors and outputs them to the terminal.
• Changed the download script to init_and_update
  • Allows you to initialize templates in your source files.
  • Creates a log so you can fix any issues when downloading templates.
  • Fixes any tempaltes that don't follow the schema
    • If an image is missing it will look on Docker Hub for an image. However, if no image is found it will put in a place holder.
    • If a description or category is not found it will search Docker Hub and place a placeholder if none are found.
  • It makes a new folder with the name of your template file and makes individual json files for each template that is currently not working.
• Added a script to combine and remove any duplicates.
  • Creates a log of all the templates from sources in processed_templates.json
  • Creates a log of updates made to template.json (template_update.og)
  • Creates a log that shows what templates have been modified or removed (combine_and_remove.log)
• Added a sort script so you can sort your templates (templates.json) alphabetically, if you so choose.
• Changed list script to readme_list so that it makes it more obvious what the script is for. It's for making a list of templates in the readme.
• Added other scripts in lib/misc folder to help fix and organize templates. They were the precursor the the updated scripts. Feel free to get inspiration or change them to your liking. I plan to use this misc folder for scripts that only have very limited usage.

Contents

• Intro
• Usage
• Self-Hosting
• Editing
• Included Apps
• Sources
• Raising Issues
• Contributing
• Website
• Mirror
• Credits
• License

Intro

In Portainer, App Templates enable you to easily deploy services with a predetermined configuration, while allowing you to customize options through the web UI. While Portainer ships with some default templates (see portainer/templates), it's often helpful to have 1-click access to many more apps + stacks, without having to constantly switch template sources.

This repo combines app templates from several sources, to create a ready-to-go template file containing all the apps you'll ever need. It's also possible to self-host, as well as combine with your own custom templates.

You can browse all supported apps and stacks and see stats, config options and stand-alone installation commands for each, at portainer-templates.as93.net

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Usage

1. Log into your Portainer web UI
2. Under Settings --> App Templates, update the URL to
   • https://raw.githubusercontent.com/phil-markarian/portainer-templates/main/templates.json
3. Now under Home --> App Templates, you should see all apps. Click one to deploy.

Show me...

Alternatively, when you start Portainer, you can append the --templates flag pointing to the templates URL.

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Self-Hosting

If you'd prefer to source templates locally, you can self-host with Docker - there's a sample NGINX container provided
Just run: docker run -p 8080:80 phil-markarian/portainer-templates (changing 8080 to a port of your choice)
You'll then be able to pass Portainer the template file located at http://[host]:[port]/templates.json

Alternatively, you can build the image yourself locally, with the following commands (if you're using your own fork, don't forget to switch phil-markarian out for your username!)

git clone https://github.com/phil-markarian/portainer-templates.git
cd portainer-templates
docker build -t portainer-templates .
docker run -d -p "8080:80" portainer-templates

If you're using your own template file, but don't want to fork this repository, you can instead simply pass your templates.json file to the above Docker container as a volume, with -v "${PWD}/templates.json:/usr/share/nginx/html/templates.json"

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This repository provides a comprehensive list of Portainer templates, generated using scripts and GitHub Actions. It includes a variety of sources and allows easy integration of new templates.

Editing

The template.json file is generated using the scripts in lib and GitHub Actions. Running the make command will download all listed sources, parse them, and combine them with anything in the sources directory, outputting the templates.json file.

Note: You only need to edit either the sources.csv file, or add your templates directly into the sources/ directory.

Adding a New Source

If you're maintaining your own list of Portainer templates and would like them to be included, just add the URL to your template.json file to sources.csv, along with a name. When the action runs, it will download the content, parse it, and add it to the final template.

Adding a Template / Template List

Alternatively, place your template file within the sources directory, and it will be automatically combined into the main template.json. Ensure that your template corresponds to Portainer's App Template JSON Format.

Validating Templates

There is a schema defined in Schema.json, which can be used to validate any Portainer template. Run make validate to ensure your template conforms to Portainer's App Template specification.

Maintaining Your Own Templates

If you'd like to use this repo as a base but maintain your own list of templates, just fork the repository and update phil-markarian with your username in the import URL.

Scripts

init_and_update.py

• Purpose: Downloads template sources, validates them, and updates the local repository.
• Usage: Run the script to fetch templates from URLs listed in sources.csv, validate them, and update the repository. Handles rate limits and logs detailed processing information.
• Logs:
  • template_processing.log: Contains detailed logs of template processing, including download attempts, validation results, and any errors encountered.

combine_and_remove.py

• Purpose: Combines templates from various sources and removes duplicates.
• Usage: Run the script to load, filter, and combine templates into templates.json. It also logs updates and errors.
• Logs:
  • combine_and_remove.log: Contains logs of the template combination process, including loaded files, any JSON decoding errors, and duplicate removals.
  • template_updates.log: Logs details of templates that were added or modified during the combination process.

read_me_list.py

• Purpose: Generates lists of templates and sources for the README file.
• Usage: Run the script to update the README with the current list of templates and sources.
• Logs: This script does not generate logs.

sort.py (Optional)

• Purpose: Sorts the templates in templates.json alphabetically by title and ensures consistent key ordering.
• Usage: Run the script to sort templates and write the sorted data back to templates.json.
• Logs: This script prints the result of the sorting process to the console.

validate.py (Manual Use)

• Purpose: Validates the templates.json file against the schema defined in Schema.json and additional checks.
• Usage: Run the script to validate templates, checking for missing required properties and ensuring they conform to Portainer's format.
• Logs: This script prints validation errors and details to the console.

How to Use the Repository

1. Fork the Repository: Create your own fork to maintain a personalized list of templates.
2. Add Sources: Edit the sources.csv file to include URLs to your template lists.
3. Add Templates Directly: Place your template files in the sources directory.
4. Run Scripts:
   • init_and_update.py to fetch and update templates from listed sources.
   • combine_and_remove.py to combine and filter templates.
   • read_me_list.py to update the README with the current templates and sources.
   • sort.py (optional) to sort templates in templates.json.
   • validate.py to validate templates if you are adding them manually.

By following these steps, you can easily manage and maintain your list of Portainer templates.

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Supported Apps and Stacks

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Click an item, to see stats, config options and installation instructions

1. Activepieces
2. Actual
3. Adguard
4. Adguardhome
5. Adguardhome-Sync
6. Airsonic
7. Airsonic-Advanced
8. Alpine Xfce4 Novnc
9. Altus
10. Ansible-Semaphore
11. Apache Httpd
12. Apprise-Api
13. Appsmith
14. Appwrite
15. Archisteamfarm
16. Archivebox
17. Ardour
18. Aria2 Pro
19. Ariang
20. Asciinema {Shmolf}
21. Audacity
22. Audiobookshelf
23. Authelia
24. Authentik
25. Autobrr
26. Babybuddy
27. Baikal
28. Bambustudio
29. Baserow
30. Bazarr
31. Beets
32. Bitwarden Rs
33. Bitwarden Rs Backup
34. Bitwarden Stack
35. Blender
36. Boinc
37. Booksonic
38. Booksonic-Air
39. Bookstack
40. Broadlink Manager
41. Budge
42. Budibase
43. Build-Agent
44. Caddy
45. Calibre
46. Calibre Web
47. Calligra
48. Cardigann
49. Castopod
50. Changedetection
51. Changedetection.Io
52. Chevereto
53. Chibisafe
54. Chiefonboarding
55. Chowdown
56. Chromium
57. Chrony Ntp
58. Ci
59. Clamav
60. Cloud Commander
61. Cloud9
62. Cloudflare Ddns
63. Cockpit {Shmolf}
64. Cockroachdb
65. Code Server
66. Codex
67. Codiad
68. Codimd
69. Commandbox
70. Contentbox
71. Cops
72. Couchpotato
73. Cratedb
74. Cryptofolio
75. Cura
76. Daapd
77. Darktable
78. Dashdot
79. Dashmachine
80. Dashy
81. Datadog Agent
82. Davinci Postgres Server
83. Davos
84. Ddclient
85. Deemix
86. Deluge
87. Deluge Openvpn
88. Digikam
89. Diskover
90. Docker Container Stats
91. Docker Registry
92. Dockge
93. Documize
94. Dokemon
95. Dokku
96. Dokuwiki
97. Domoticz
98. Doplarr
99. Doublecommander
100. Dozzle
101. Dradis
102. Draw.Io
103. Droppy
104. Drupal
105. Duckdns
106. Duplicacy
107. Duplicati
108. Eclipse Mosquitto Mqtt
109. Edgeconnector 840D
110. Edgeconnector Aggregator
111. Edgeconnector Fanuc Cnc
112. Edgeconnector Modbus
113. Edgeconnector Siemens
114. Eetv Plex Proxy
115. Elasticsearch
116. Emby
117. Embystat
118. Emulatorjs
119. Endlessh
120. Eufy Security Ws
121. Excalidraw
122. Fail2Ban
123. Faster-Whisper
124. Fdo
125. Feed2Toot
126. Feedcord
127. Fenrus
128. Ferdi Server
129. Ferdium
130. Fetchcord
131. Ffmpeg
132. Filebrowser
133. Filebrowser Latest
134. Filebrowser S6
135. Filepizza
136. Filerun
137. Filestash
138. Filezilla
139. Firefox
140. Firefoxv2
141. Fireshare
142. Flame
143. Flame-Dashboard
144. Flaresolverr
145. Fleet
146. Flexget
147. Floating License Server
148. Flood
149. Flowiseai
150. Foldingathome
151. Foundryvtt Server
152. Freeboard
153. Freecad
154. Freescout
155. Freetube
156. Freshrss
157. Frigate Nvr
158. Funkwhale
159. Gaps
160. Gazee
161. Geo Energy Data
162. Ghost
163. Ghostfolio
164. Gimp
165. Gitea
166. Github-Desktop
167. Gitlab Ce
168. Gitlab Runner
169. Gitqlient
170. Glances
171. Go-Socks5-Proxy
172. Gokapi
173. Google Chrome
174. Gophish
175. Gotify
176. Grafana
177. Grav
178. Grocy
179. Guacamole
180. Habridge
181. Hasty-Paste
182. Hauk
183. Headphones
184. Healthchecks
185. Hedgedoc
186. Heimdall
187. Hishtory-Server
188. Homarr
189. Homarr-Secured
190. Homeassistant
191. Homebridge
192. Homebridge - Debian
193. Homechart
194. Homepage
195. Homer
196. Htpc Manager
197. Httpd
198. Huginn
199. Hydra2
200. I Hate Money
201. Immich
202. Immich {Shmolf}
203. Influxdb
204. Influxdb & Telegraf
205. Influxdb 1.8.10
206. Inkscape
207. Invidious
208. Invoice Ninja
209. Iobroker
210. Iperf
211. Ironfunctions
212. Ironfunctions Api
213. Ironfunctions Ui
214. Jackett
215. Jdownloader
216. Jellyfin
217. Jellyfin-Accounts
218. Jellyseer
219. Jellyseerr
220. Jenkins
221. Jenkins-Builder
222. Jetbrains Teamcity Agent
223. Jetbrains Teamcity Agent Docker
224. Jetbrains Teamcity Server
225. Jetbrains Teamcity Stack
226. Joomla
227. Joplin
228. Jump
229. Jupyter Notebook
230. Kanzi
231. Kapowarr
232. Kasm
233. Kavita
234. Kdenlive
235. Keepassxc
236. Kicad
237. Kimai
238. Kiwix
239. Klaxon
240. Klipper[Testing], Mainsail, Moonraker
241. Kodi Headless
242. Koillection
243. Kometa
244. Komga
245. Krita
246. Lazylibrarian
247. Lazytainer
248. Ldap-Auth
249. Leantime
250. Let'S Encrypt
251. Let'S Encrypt / Swag
252. Libreddit
253. Libreoffice
254. Libresonic
255. Librespeed
256. Librewolf
257. Lidarr
258. Limnoria
259. Linkstack
260. Littlelink Server
261. Liveswitch
262. Lldap
263. Logzio Logs Collector
264. Logzio Metrics Collector
265. Lollypop
266. Lychee
267. Magento 2
268. Magicmirror2
269. Magicmirror²
270. Mailpile
271. Maloja
272. Mariadb
273. Mariadb Backups
274. Mastodon
275. Matomo
276. Mautic
277. Mayan Edms
278. Mcmyadmin 2
279. Mealie
280. Media Grabber Worker With Proxy
281. Media Grabber Worker With Redis
282. Mediaelch
283. Medusa
284. Meilisearch
285. Meshcentral
286. Metube
287. Metube (Youtubedl)
288. Microsoft Oms Agent
289. Midarr
290. Minecraft Server
291. Minetest
292. Miniflux
293. Minio
294. Minisatip
295. Mongo
296. Monica
297. Moodle
298. Mozilla Syncserver
299. Msedge
300. Mstream
301. Mullvad-Browser
302. Murmur
303. Musicbrainz
304. Muximux
305. Mylar
306. Mylar3
307. Mysql
308. Mysql-Workbench
309. N8N
310. Nano
311. Nano-Wallet
312. Navidrome
313. Neko
314. Netalertx
315. Netboot.Xyz
316. Netbox
317. Netdata
318. Nextcloud
319. Nextcloudstack
320. Nginx
321. Nginx Official
322. Nginx Proxy Manager
323. Nginx Proxy Manager V2 With Sqlite And Goaccess Charts
324. Nginx Proxy Manager V2 With Sqllite
325. Nginx Proxy Manager V3 [Devel] Not Ready For Use
326. Ngircd
327. Nitter
328. Nocodb
329. Node Red
330. Nodejs
331. Nord-Vpn
332. Nut Server
333. Nuts
334. Nzbget
335. Nzbhydra 2
336. Obsidian
337. Octoprint
338. Odoo
339. Omada Eap Controller
340. Ombi
341. Opc Router
342. Openamt
343. Openbudgeteer
344. Openfaas
345. Openssh-Server
346. Openvpn Access Server
347. Openvpn-As
348. Openvscode-Server
349. Opera
350. Orcaslicer
351. Organizr
352. Organizr V2
353. Ory Kratos (Oathkeeper)
354. Ory Kratos (Standalone)
355. Oscam
356. Overseerr
357. Owncloud
358. Pairdrop
359. Paperless Ngx
360. Paperless-Ng
361. Papermerge
362. Passbolt
363. Passky Client
364. Passky Server
365. Penpot (Http) {Shmolf}
366. Petio
367. Pgadmin
368. Photoprism
369. Photoshow
370. Phpmyadmin
371. Pi-Hole
372. Pi-Hole Doh/Dot
373. Pi-Hole-Unbound
374. Pi.Alert
375. Pidgin
376. Pingvin
377. Piper
378. Piwigo
379. Pixapop
380. Pixel-Server
381. Plane
382. Plesk
383. Plex
384. Plex Media Server
385. Plex Requests
386. Plex-Meta-Manager
387. Plextraktsync
388. Plone
389. Portainer Agent
390. Poste.Io
391. Postgresql
392. Pritunl
393. Privatebin
394. Pro Mosquitto With Management Center
395. Projectsend
396. Protonmail Bridge
397. Prowlarr
398. Proxitok
399. Pure-Ftp Server
400. Pve-Exporter
401. Pwndrop
402. Pydio
403. Pydio-Cells
404. Pyload-Ng
405. Pylon
406. Python
407. Qbittorrent
408. Qdirstat
409. Qflood
410. Quassel Irc
411. Quassel-Core
412. Quassel-Web
413. Rabbitmq
414. Radarr
415. Raneto
416. Raspberry Pi Docker Monitor
417. Rclone Config Backup
418. Rdesktop
419. Reactive-Resume
420. Readarr
421. Readme-Sync
422. Redis
423. Redis Cluster
424. Redmine
425. Registry
426. Registry (Cache)
427. Remmina
428. Remotely
429. Requestrr
430. Resilio Sync
431. Reveal.Js
432. Rocket Chat
433. Roundcube Mail
434. Rport
435. Rsnapshot
436. Rustdesk
437. Rutorrent
438. Sabnzbd
439. Samba
440. Scality S3
441. Scrutiny
442. Seafile
443. Searxng
444. Sematext Docker Agent
445. Series-Troxide
446. Servas
447. Shaarli
448. Shiori
449. Shotcut
450. Sickchill
451. Sickgear
452. Sickrage
453. Signal Proxy
454. Silverstripe
455. Smokeping
456. Snapdrop
457. Snibox
458. Snipe-It
459. Snippet-Box
460. Socket-Proxy
461. Softing Edgeconnector 840D
462. Softing Edgeconnector Aggregator
463. Softing Edgeconnector Fanuc Cnc
464. Softing Edgeconnector Modbus
465. Softing Edgeconnector Siemens
466. Solr
467. Sonarr
468. Speedtest-Tracker
469. Spotube
470. Sql Server
471. Sql Server Express
472. Sqlitebrowser
473. Sshwifty
474. Stash
475. Statping
476. Steamos
477. Stirling Pdf {Shmolf}
478. Stirling-Pdf
479. Strapi
480. Surrealdb
481. Swag
482. Swarm Monitoring
483. Switch Lan Play Server
484. Synclounge
485. Syncthing
486. Syslog-Ng
487. System Stats Oled Display
488. Tabby
489. Tailscale
490. Tandoor
491. Tautulli
492. Tdarr
493. Teleport
494. Terraria Server {Shmolf}
495. Tester
496. Testproject Agent Browser Stack
497. Thelounge
498. Tiddlywiki
499. Timetagger
500. Tiny Tiny Rss
501. Tooljet
502. Tosibox Lock For Container
503. Traefik
504. Traggo
505. Transmission
506. Transmission Openvpn Latest
507. Transmission Openvpn V3
508. Transmission-Openvpn
509. Trilium
510. Trudesk
511. Tubearchivist
512. Tvheadend
513. Tvhproxy
514. Twitch Points Miner
515. Ubooquity
516. Ubuntu
517. Umami.Is
518. Unifi Controller
519. Unifi Video
520. Unifi-Network-Application
521. Unmanic
522. Unrar
523. Upsnap
524. Uptime Kuma
525. Urbackup
526. Urlwatch
527. Vaultwarden
528. Vikunja
529. Vlmcsd - Kms
530. Vscodium
531. Vsftpd Ftp Server
532. Wallabag
533. Wallabag + Sqlite
534. Wallbag
535. Watchtower
536. Watchtower {Shmolf}
537. Webcord
538. Webgrab+Plus
539. Webtop
540. Webtrees
541. Wger
542. Whisparr
543. Whoogle
544. Wikijs
545. Wireguard
546. Wireguard Server
547. Wireshark
548. Wizarr
549. Wordpress
550. Wordpress + Mariadb
551. Wordpress + Mysql
552. Wowza
553. Wps-Office
554. Xbackbone
555. Xwiki
556. Yacht
557. Your_Spotify
558. Youtubedl-Material
559. Yq
560. Znc
561. Zotero
562. Zus.Am

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Sources

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Full credit to the authors of the following templates. The main templates.json file is composes of these sources, along with the content of the sources directory.

1. template by @dnburgess
2. template by @Qballjos
3. template by @SelfhostedPro
4. template by @technorabilia
5. template by @mikestraney
6. template by @xneo1
7. template by @novaspirit
8. template by @donpablonow
9. template by @mediadepot
10. template by @mycroftwilde
11. template by @mediadepot
12. template by @shmolf
13. template by @portainer
14. template by @OliverCullimore
15. template by @AndyYangUK

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Raising Issues

If you notice something not working as it should in any of the lib/ scripts, website code, README documentation, or workflows automations - then raise an issue or PR in this repository.

If you encounter an issue with any container included here, please raise a ticket/PR on the up-stream repo, not in this repository. This project simply compiles templates listed in the Sources into a single manifest, so once a fix has been pushed out upstream, it will be available here.

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Contributing

Contributions of any kind are very welcome, and would be much appreciated. For Code of Conduct, see Contributor Convent.

Not a coder? You can still help, by raising bugs you find, updating docs, or consider sponsoring me on GitHub

For a guide on adding templates, see the Editing section above (TLDR; either update sources.csv, or paste your template collection into the ./sources directory). Or, to make changes to the website, see the Website section below.

Before raising an issue or editing a template, please see the Raising Issues section above (TL;DR: changes need to be made upstream, NOT in this repo).

If you're new to open source, I've put together some guides in Git-In, but feel free to reach out if you need any support.

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Website

There's a simple website, which lists all available templates and shows stats, config options and installation instructions for each app / stack. You can view it at portainer-templates.netlify.app

The source is located in the website branch, and it's build as a simple SSR Svelte app (using SvelteKit + TypeScript + SCSS + Vite). To make changes to the website, you'll need Node.js and Git installed. Then just run the following commands:

git clone -b website [email protected]:phil-markarian/portainer-templates.git # Clone the website branch
cd portainer-templates # Navigate into the directory
npm i # Install dependencies
npm run dev # Start the development server

And to pubish, run npm run build then either use npm start or host the content of the '/build' directory using a web server of your choice. Alternatively, there's a Dockerfile, for easy deployment :)

Note that it's not required to make any changes to the website when adding a new template or templates source, as data is fetched directly from templates.json in the repo's main branch - so should show up automatically once your changes are merged.

Here's your markdown updated with the auto-inserted content for apps and sources. This is assuming the content for apps and sources has been generated correctly as described:

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Credits

Contributors

Alicia Bot	Alicia Sykes	Nicholas Browning	Benjamin Ranson	Gilbert Palau	Kartik Rao
Lee Trout	Pierre Balzack

Sponsors

GitHub	Vincent Koc	Aaron Viehl	Torgny Bjers	Anand Chowdhary	Shrippen
Zach Biles	Ulises Gascón	Digital Archeology	InDieTasten	Araguaci	Brian McGonagill
Vlad Timofeev	HeliXZz	Patrick Van Der Veken	Pedro Gonzalez	Göksel Yeşiller	Allesauseinerhand
Forward Email - Open-source & Privacy-focused Email Service (2023)	Bastii717	Umbrel	M2TD	Frankdez93	Terminal Trove
Nixy	Nrvo

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License

Note For licenses for each app listed here, see their websites (linked to above).

Lissy93/Portainer-Templates is licensed under MIT © Alicia Sykes 2023.
^{For information, see TLDR Legal > MIT}

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The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) Alicia Sykes <[email protected]>

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sub-license, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.

Additional Modifications Copyright (c) [2024] [Phil Markarian]

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in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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© Alicia Sykes 2023
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Modifications by Phil Markarian © 2024
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