# BentoPDF

Privacy-first PDF toolkit (merge, split, compress, convert, sign). All
processing happens client-side in the browser — the container only serves
static assets, so no document data ever touches the server.

## Persistent Data

None. The container is stateless; nothing needs backing up.

## Installation

1. Create `.env` if it does not exist:

   ```bash
   cp -n .env.sample .env
   ```

2. Adjust the values in `.env` if needed:

   ```dotenv
   TZ=Africa/Johannesburg
   BENTOPDF_PORT=8080
   BENTOPDF_MEM_LIMIT=256m

   DOCKERLOGGING_MAXFILE=3
   DOCKERLOGGING_MAXSIZE=10m
   ```

3. Deploy with `make`:

   ```bash
   make deploy-bento-pdf
   ```

   Manual equivalent:

   ```bash
   ./substitute_env.sh docker-compose-files/bento-pdf/template.yaml docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml .env
   docker compose -f docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml config --quiet
   docker compose -f docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml up -d
   ```

4. Verify the container and open `http://<host-ip>:8080`:

   ```bash
   docker compose -f docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml ps
   docker compose -f docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml logs --tail=100 bentopdf
   ```

## Reverse Proxy

The Caddyfile proxies `bento-pdf.<domain>` to this host on port 8080. After
changing the port, update `docker-compose-files/caddy/Caddyfile_template` and
run `make reload-caddy`.

## Useful Commands

```bash
# Tail logs
docker compose -f docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml logs -f bentopdf

# Recreate after an image update
docker compose -f docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml pull
docker compose -f docker-compose.bento-pdf.yml up -d
```