How to serve Matterbridge from Ingress Project (https://github.com/lovelylain/hass_ingress)

[kramttocs]

I've played around with a few settings in the ingress readme but I either get a blank page or a white page.

Anyone have any ideas on how to get Matterbridge to work this this project: https://github.com/lovelylain/hass_ingress?

Would like it to be on the HA side bar and behave like a frame inside HA.

Running matterbridge in docker.

[Luligu]

Not sure to understand your point.

Matterbridge has an add-on: https://github.com/Luligu/matterbridge-home-assistant-addon

[kramttocs]

Sorry, didn't give you a lot of context.

I am using Matterbridge via it's own docker setup. It's all working great.
I would just like to be able to make it appear to be inside HA (like the add-on) as far as the HA menu panel goes. I am doing this with ZWave JS, Z2M, ESPHome and some others (all running in their own dockers) using the hass_ingress project above via:

ingress:
  esphome:
    title: ESPHome
    icon: mdi:chip
    url: http://192.168.2.13:6052/
    require_admin: true
  zwavejsmain:
    title: Z-Wave JS - Main
    icon: mdi:z-wave
    url: http://192.168.2.13:8093/
    require_admin: true
  z2m:
    title: Z2M
    icon: mdi:zigbee
    url: http://192.168.2.13:8099/
    require_admin: true

I just can't get Matterbridge to work. I think it's due to absolute or relative pathing of the js and such?
So while I know you aren't involved in the hass-ingress project, I thought you might have some idea on if there is a way (even if I need to submit a feature request here) to make the Matterbridge webUI show up in what is essentially an iframe or subdomain.

[Luligu]

Nice project!

Thanks.

ingress:
  matterbridgeserver:
    title: Matterbridge on server
    icon: mdi:bridge
    url: http://192.168.69.3:8283

Works but there are a couple of broken links: actually is a fix that is on my side probably.

Changed the basePath that should now work also in this case.

Install the dev from npm.

Do you know how can we server https pages with that project ?

[kramttocs]

Hmm I've never tried to embed with https, just local http apps via IP.

It's 4am here but just had to try this since you said it works for you.
What's funny is that your config does work and the only difference is that I was naming the entry and title just 'Matterbridge' without the server/on server.
With just matterbridge/Matterbridge it loads once but after that, just a black page. Wonder if that's a HA reserved path?

Thanks a lot for testing this! Very happy to see it works and just some odd "don't use this name" situation that's easy to live with. I'll check out that dev branch.

[Luligu]

You need the dev.

Also broken links solved.

[kramttocs]

Ah, yep - just took the dec branch and "matterbridge" works. I misread and thought it was just needed for some images or hyperlinks, etc.

This is fantastic. Thanks again!

[Luligu]

My question was: do you manage to server https pages. Like the z2m frontend when it is served on https page with certificates ?

[kramttocs]

I may not be following exactly but my home assistant is over https with a certificate via let's Encrypt for my domain.
Then z2m, zwave, etc that aren't exposed externally and don't have https will show in HA via hass_ingress even accessing HA externally.

Is that what you're asking? This basically gives me two things:

1. Ability to access and manage HA supporting utilities inside the HA ui without having to use HA add-ons.
2. Ability to access the internal (lan) services externally via HA without truly exposing them to the Internet

[Luligu]

I may not be following exactly but my home assistant is over https with a certificate via let's Encrypt for my domain. Then z2m, zwave, etc that aren't exposed externally and don't have https will show in HA via hass_ingress even accessing HA externally.

Is that what you're asking? This basically gives me two things:

1. Ability to access and manage HA supporting utilities inside the HA ui without having to use HA add-ons.
2. Ability to access the internal (lan) services externally via HA without truly exposing them to the Internet

Sure that is the correct setup for the Ingress project.

My Home Assistant has like yours https and certificates.

What I cannot manage to do is to use Ingress project to serve my internal pages that are on https. (I know it doesn't make sense to keep them on https since I can use Ingress but I need them to stay that way for all tests).

I should have an option to provide ca certificate or set reject unauthorized to false probably... but I don't see it.