@fanvyr Unfortunately this can't be packaged on an app level

Hi everyone, I've packaged I Hate Money as a Cloudron community app and have been using it for my own shared expenses. For anyone new to the app: I Hate Money is a small, no-frills web app for tracking shared expenses in a group, such as flatmates, friends, or trips. It keeps track of who paid what and for whom and calculates how everyone can settle up. People you invite do not need an account; they can simply access the project via a link. @staff — here is the catalog file for the Community Apps list: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jfilter/cloudron-ihatemoney/main/CloudronVersions.json To install it, add that URL in the Cloudron dashboard under App Store → Community apps (requires Cloudron 9.1 or newer), or via CLI: cloudron install --versions-url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jfilter/cloudron-ihatemoney/main/CloudronVersions.json Updates then arrive as automatic update prompts, similar to regular store apps. What the package does: Uses the official upstream release, currently 7.1.1, on cloudron/base, installed from PyPI Wires up the MySQL and sendmail addons automatically Runs schema migrations on startup, so updates, including major version jumps, take care of themselves Disables public project creation by default Supports per-instance config overrides via /app/data/overrides.cfg, without rebuilding Includes end-to-end tests: the local Docker Compose test runs in CI, plus a test for the full Cloudron install/restart/uninstall lifecycle against a live instance One thing to know after installing: you need to set the admin password before anyone can create projects (or enable public project creation instead). It's a single command, documented in the post-install message and the README. Source, docs, and issues: https://github.com/jfilter/cloudron-ihatemoney Feedback is very welcome. If something breaks, please open an issue on GitHub or reply here.

Package updated to upstream v0.28.0

@marcusquinn You replied distinctly. I'm sure one of your Agents can help you with that.

@LoudLemur away currently but will look into it in my return

Hello @ekevu123 Thank you and I will have a look.

Langfuse is now available as a Cloudron Community Package: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15652/langfuse-on-cloudron-community-package

@da5nsy upvote the top post in this thread

There is now a community package: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/126125

There is now a Cloudron Community Package for agentgateway: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15641/agentgateway-on-cloudron-a-community-packages-for-an-open-source-gateway-for-mcp-model-context-protocol-servers-and-llm-large-language-model-backends Lets hope we can have an officially supported agentgateway soon

Grrr - they dropped upstream 2.0 Having a bash at packaging it

@mononym https://forum.cloudron.io/post/94152

TinaCMS-based Cloudron app now exists, but a quick note on positioning: TinaCMS is not an out-of-the-box full-featured CMS. It needs configuring, and Tina themselves mainly document it around content-model/schema setup plus general site configuration. What I’ve built is about 90% TinaCMS, but configured as a generic, customizable brochure-website editor aimed at non-technical users, rather than e.g. a docs site or an e-commerce site. The implementation is quite opinionated, so it may not suit everyone’s preferences or use case. I’m not releasing it as a Community App for general use yet, as I want more testing and a few more tweaks first. That said, if someone has a strong use case and genuine interest, I can make it available on request.

@jdaviescoates oh, yes, rather good point !

@jdaviescoates Thanks. I can only confirm. Should have read the right posts. I get the feeling that LAMP-doable apps need their show window as well.