@LoudLemur I will take a look at Apache Charts, but not really into it, and it might not be within scope of "really simple form" app.

Directus might also be able to store file uploads - haven't checked - but I am not a fan of files in database storage.

I noticed that Headscale is in the YunoHost Application Catalog:
https://apps.yunohost.org/app/headscale

I am not sure how many people have installed it. A YunoHost forum search for Headscale doesn't turn up much.

The Headscale.net website lists 3 community written/maintained web UIs.
https://headscale.net/web-ui/
I haven't looked at any of them, but it seems like this would be needed by many.

I ran a Wireguard server for a few years, but took it down 2 years ago after getting going with Cloudron as I expected with all the upvotes we would see something Wireguard-related any day now...

@RazielKanos what's the workflow like on that?

unfortunately, the fact is, most people use the browser that was preinstalled. They aren't concerned about their data security or anything, probably don't even understand the issues at all...

Koillection would be a great addition to Cloudron.
I tried it on separate VPS in docker-compose but reluctant to start adding data there if it comes to Cloudron soon.
I hate migrating data 😄

@Neiluj yes! I missed that fe is shorthand for frontend 🙂

It's not - it's really just an endpoint. I have used it as is for many moons and is rock solid. That said, it definitely needs an update. One of the challenges I faced is there's a LOT of changes under the covers, so I've stayed with this older version and it serves me well.

@BrutalBirdie Oh, I know, and I appreciate you publishing your builds! My offer was for someone who wanted to maintain an official build, in response to:

@BrutalBirdie said in Foundry Virtual Tabletop:

@RazielKanos The packaging I done does not comply with the Cloudron Team standards for packaging apps for the appstore.[…]
So there is work that needs to be done.[…]
I could do that, but right now I have no time.

+1. Any public site that runs a service like this gets blacklisted by paywalled sites very quickly.

Yes, it would be very helpful to see Decap as its very simple to use.

I'd like to use pocketbase on cloudron too. Great replacement for firestore. Been self hosting for a few months without any issues.

Though this is a library, is there no way we could self-host it?
For example, there is eChartBuilder:
https://echarts.apache.org/en/builder.html

We have started looking into remark42 - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/remark42-app/

A PR has been submitted upstream to make email work - https://github.com/go-pkgz/email/pull/19

Docusaurus 3.0 was just released, by the way:
https://docusaurus.io/

@LoudLemur said in KeepYourMouthShut - Podcast Authoring Tool:

So, does this software e.g. use AI to generate a podcast script which is read out through text-to-speech?

Yep. Thats right.

@BrutalBirdie said in Project Zomboid:

If "someone" would package linuxgsm that could be easy.

Oh woah, that's interesting! Never heard of it before. What a shame. That would be a really good addition. Thanks for mentioning it!

@girish thank you, I have taken a very similar but slightly different approach :

taken cloudron surfer as base app tweaked Dockerfile to install hugo (into /app/data as suggested) added a deploy.sh script for manual publishing (not via cron)

Installed it as a custom app.
Works nicely (as of course it should)
Need to tidy it up before publishing a repo.

So now I have Hugo bundled with Surfer, so all coding & building can be done within the container/app deployment.
No need for CI/CD, and no need for git commits / push / fetch etc.
Just open up the terminal from the app's settings panel.
Single 'source of truth' accessible from any device.

It might be a niche use case, but if someone really wants hugo deployed on Cloudron, it's available.