I am going to test this app in the LAMP app - if it works well I will package to prep for app store use!

https://github.com/inventaire/inventaire is the source repo it seems

@girish Yes, the repo linked in my post https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2741/gnu-social is active - almost daily commits put in. It's not perfect, but what's one more option right?

This isn't exactly what you are looking for, but Omeka is pretty good at hosting ebook and other digital document collections. It just requires more work to make everything searchable, collectionable, and I think for reading there is a built-in PDF reader, or it uses your browser? https://omeka.org/classic/docs/GettingStarted/UsingOmeka/

They have a nice docker container: https://github.com/babybuddy/babybuddy#docker

Also, this is an area where I think simple self-hosting is a huge win for privacy.

true, thanks. I actually never really understood tags in nodebb

@jdaviescoates The documentation leaves much to be desired... but it does look pretty decent

MoodleNet 1.0 beta was recently released.
https://web.archive.org/web/20200612160715/https://blog.moodle.net/2020/moodlenet-v1-0-beta/

But at the same time much of the team working on it left Moodle and created a "friendly fork" called CommonsPub (although I note on their website they now describe MoodleNet as a fork of them)

https://commonspub.org/
https://gitlab.com/CommonsPub/commonspub.gitlab.io

@girish @murgero I had a dream last night where I visited the Cloudron app store and found a new Gitpod App!

Dreams do come true, or nearly so, anway 🙂

btw, when using Gitpod, I think user id only matters for tracking code changes (which can be handled in a gitconfig file for each new workspace). I believe the Gitpod technology is mostly targeting teams who want to provide exactly the same compute environment to every user, maybe with differential code/data repo access permissions (scientific reproducibility starts with hardware specs and software versions, etc.).

I'm not sure if that helps, but thought I'd mention it ...

Brent

Yes I think the main reason so far with those commerce platforms is, that they are more like frameworks rather than apps. So they are quite hard to package and more importantly ensure updates work reliably.

Would be nice if someone actively using prestashop could share some experience in that area with us.

@mario said in Bitwarden web interface:

@girish yup, thanks. had no idea it was bundled in seeing it mention "API Server" only - thank you very much.

Yes, I did not read "The official client apps from bitwarden.com are all supported. In fact the webfrontend, packaged together with this app, is also the official one."

Maybe we can check again if we have control for snippets alone which is where the most spam was. For example, https://git.cloudron.io/explore/snippets has so much spam and now it's down to zero after we restricted access.

This looks interesting.

@Thulani This is installable on the LAMP app. I just did it to see, and it went well.

@sidami said in Drupal8+Next.JS:

I want to find link Drupal8+Next.JS. Help me!

If I understood well your question and your need is urgent, I would

deploy the LAMP app
than install Drupal + NextJS and or something like FalconCMS

Postal is a Mail Proxy, very useful if you work with software that uses APIs to send and receive emails, it also offers the possibility to work with SMTP backend too.

it includes the management of aliases and antispam, but does not offer a big personalization as antispam settings.