@girish I believe the relevant repo would be https://github.com/beabee-communityrm/beabee-deploy/ which does not contain the caveat (https://github.com/beabee-communityrm/beabee seems to be for local test installations) and has recent commits...

@subven I think the premium package might not need to be installed in addition to the standard version. Also, there is an indefinitely extendible trial period for the premium version, if you are testing it. It is good to know that NPM is conducive to Cloudron packaging. [image: 1665951611070-brave_p35w55ajo9-resized.jpg]

@timconsidine I have not had a chance to look at and fix this just yet. Will be sure to update this thread when I do!

There doesn't appear to be a docker image listed, however since the install is merely a pip install you can have a go at installing it in our LAMP app.

looks very early days https://github.com/haishanh/cherry/tags uses Docker to deploy https://cherry.haishan.me/docs/deploy I'd say worth keeping an eye on

I've started using WebODM this year and it is amazing, would love to see this on cloudron.

@ruihildt Sure, you can run it without using it yourself and support the network. And yes, we can start with a simple page that simply says to manage this app, log in to the dashboard. Maybe add an 'app is running' JS check.

@robi ElasticPress is the plugin, that has a setting for pointing at the packaged ElasticSearch Cloudron App.

Also looks good!

@parhelium You can: package it yourself sponsor/pay a dev to package it ask the original dev to package it create a packaging event for learning and group packaging get more upvotes for this post wait

@turian what do you think. Is it possible to integrate it into workflows like ... upload a PDF into paperless, then into pd3f, back to paperless? Or similar with nextcloud or cubby? Upload and copy & paste from pdf3 into other apps feels wrong

@ffs123 Great request! There are several Docker images available. Restreamer is built on Docker, and there are images for RaspberryPi and Odroid! Works with OBS (Open Broadcast Studio). I hope somebody gives this a try and lets us know how it goes! On a somewhat related note, can anybody suggest a Cloudron host which is good value if you would like to stream a large quantity data each month?

@chris yes could be useful Worth noting that Coolify have done this In case a self-hosted DB in a PaaS is needed before it is available here on Cloudron

@perler said in support "featured" nextcloud apps: I think as @WiseMetalhead that these featured apps are fairly stable In fact, I've been using a fairly large set of apps (Music, Notes, Tasks, Calendar, Forms, etc.) for about a year now, but haven't experienced any problems, including major updates. But it's worth mentioning that all of this is far from a statistic, and maybe I'm just lucky