Installation

Caution

Inari must be served behind a reverse proxy with a TLS certificate. Browsers only allow microphone access on secure origins.

Docker

Images are published on Docker Hub with three tags:

Tag	Description
stable	Stable releases.
nightly	Nightly builds, potentially unstable.
latest	Stable and nightly.

docker run --name inari \
    -e API_KEY=<GENERATE API KEY> \
    -e SERVER_PUBLIC_IP=<YOUR PUBLIC IP> \
    -p 3030:3030 -p 44444:44444/udp -p 44444:44444 \
    --restart unless-stopped \
    thedrewen/inari:stable

By default Inari is available at http://localhost:3030.

Ports

Port	Protocol	Usage
3030	TCP	Web page and WebSocket (/ws). Put your reverse proxy in front of it.
44444	UDP and TCP	WebRTC audio transport. Must be reachable directly from players.

Tip

Only the web port goes through the reverse proxy. The WebRTC port must be exposed as-is, and SERVER_PUBLIC_IP must be the address players can reach.

Pelican / Pterodactyl

Ready-to-import eggs are available in the repository’s resources folder:

• egg-inari-pelican.json
• egg-inari-ptero.json

Build from source

The Dockerfile at the root of the repository builds the Angular frontend, compiles the Rust server in release mode, and bundles both in a debian:trixie-slim image.

git clone https://github.com/thedrewen/inari
cd inari
docker build -t inari .