OhMyForm

[timconsidine]

@robi Looking forward to this. Sadly my packaging skills are low and not above packaging the sample apps.

[robi]

I dropped a line on their Github issue to see if anyone is interested.

[robi]

@robi It seems the dev isn't interested in learning new things and simply expects a PR.

[p44]

@robi Wow! Cannot believe...

[girish]

https://github.com/ohmyform/ohmyform/issues/130 is the issue that @robi has opened.

[girish]

@robi said in OhMyForm:

@robi It seems the dev isn't interested in learning new things and simply expects a PR.

I think that's expected. Upstream authors generally have way too many things on their hands. My impression is that in most cases, the "packaging" is usually done by people outside the project. Not even talking about Cloudron here but things like packaging for ubuntu/redhat/centos or some other platform. The Dockerfile's that are usually in upstream repos are also mostly targeted at development rather than deployment.

[ianhyzy]

@robi this is normal! please be nice to open source devs, they do a lot of work for free. It's understandable they don't want to learn a packaging system they don't use.

[timconsidine]

@girish True, especially about authors being inundated .... although I suspect that them saying "it's targeted at development" is usually cop-out for something like :

• "I'm a developer, don't expect me to finish things completely, it works here"

• "I'm a developer, don't expect me to write documentation, it's obvious if you read the code"

• "I'm a developer, I develop things, I moved on to something else"

I'm not being rude (well, not intentionally). It's just my experience of running software projects and a software house for 15 years. Love developers, awesome people, wish I could do what they do, but <guesstimate> 70% fall in one of the above categories.

[robi]

@ianhyzy said in OhMyForm:

@robi this is normal! please be nice to open source devs, they do a lot of work for free. It's understandable they don't want to learn a packaging system they don't use.

How am I not being nice?

[robi]

Has anyone looked at getting this packaged?

Something has come up that would make this very useful right now.

[jdaviescoates]

@robi I think the idea was to wait for 1.0. My plan was to mention the app dev group once that happens

[jdaviescoates]

Currently 4 issues away from 1.0

https://github.com/ohmyform/ohmyform/milestone/4

[robi]

Now is a time I could really use a self hosted form app, so this came up again.

Has anyone managed to package this, even in unofficial form?

@atridad ?

[LoudLemur]

Form building is very useful. There is some form building integrated into Odoo and its fork, Flectra. Both of these applications have been requested:

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1403/flectra-erp-and-cms-an-open-source-alternative-do-odoo/11

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1403/flectra-erp-and-cms-an-open-source-alternative-do-odoo/11

Odoo/Flectra integrate the form building for recruitment into other modules, for example ones related to recruitment or contacts.

[marcusquinn]

@robi Think your options here right now are Wordpress or Lime Survey.

[timconsidine]

@robi : I tried it out on Caprover, but it failed to install correctly.

[jdaviescoates]

@marcusquinn said in OhMyForm:

@robi Think your options here right now are Wordpress or Lime Survey.

Or Nextcloud forms

[msbt]

they finally pushed v1.0.0 2 days ago, but their focus shifted to a docker-only deployment, not sure if this is going to fly with cloudron

[girish]

@msbt doesn't look like https://github.com/ohmyform/ohmyform/blob/master/Dockerfile is hard to adapt to Cloudron, no?

[msbt]

@girish hah indeed, I only checked out http://ohmyform.com/docs/install/ and the corresponding dockerfiles in their ui/api repos, hopefully you're right, have to check again