@marcusquinn compare to n8n? as a long time user and believer of n8n I recently rediscover ActivePieces few months, if not years; I tried ActivePieces; and I thought it was just a pale fork/copy of n8n with a limited team that was focusing on Marketing Automation. I would say now; they definitely differentiate themselves In ActivePieces: it is easier to do workflow, AI Agent, Authentification, ... In n8n you can do more and more in-depth; you can connect with more services; transform more datas, ... At the end I use both; Start with ActivePieces for simplicity And when it is not enough I use n8n.

Here is the package: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14252/package-typesense-search-engine-fast-typo-tolerant-search

@david.opalia Yes, you can make a custom package and submit it to the Cloudron App store.

@humptydumpty let me get it to beta, and I will show you easy way Solved a lot of issues this morning but still working on some more

It looks interesting for us too. How can we help ?

First impression of OpenObserve : cool ! Definitely a contender to replace my instance of Seq But a lot to learn about the app and how I can best use it.

@mononym great find, thanks for sharing, would love this!

@stbg @marcusquinn @jdaviescoates Avoid this notorious fork of RustDesk please, it (hoptodesk) just changed the name and logo, and with an ugly webrtc tcp relay. Their main update is regular syncing code from RustDesk monthly. Never fix any bug or donate any feature. Ridiculous project, just like a parasite, shame of open source.

This could be installed in the LAMP app

@Neiluj @timconsidine

This app still seems to be actively developed. Might be nice to have an alternative to Vaultwarden.

@hjball said in Kan.bn - The open source alternative to Trello: Happy to assist with bringing Kan to Cloudron @mononym Just let me know what you need from me. Henry (author of the repo) The biggest issue is that the deployment needs to happen in one docker container only. For postgres, you use this: https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/addons/#postgresql For local storage, this: https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/addons/#localstorage If you don't know how to use these add-ons, go here: https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/manifest/ But essentially, if you can package it in one dockerfile only, creating the cloudron manifest is piece of cake.

@jdaviescoates In the end I settled on a DokuWiki with the minimal template. It is sleek and does the job. A documentation CMS would still lower the entry level though.

Maybe this account of packaging for coolify brings us a step closer: https://anthonyly.dev/docs/dev/coolify/add-coolify-service/

@timconsidine Still a fan of WP, here. Don't know that any of the JS stacks could do any better, considering WP is the OG bringing blogging to the masses, print seems a natural extension.