ClassQuiz

[timconsidine]

@uwcrbc looks good !
The Dockerfile in github doesn't seem too complex.
Might be a 'quick win' for deployment.

[jdaviescoates]

@uwcrbc another great find, thanks!

[Mawoka]

@timconsidine ClassQuiz dev here! I'd be happy to to help!

[girish]

@Mawoka welcome here! Very nice, we use kahoot! and Blooket quite a bit . What is the status of the app? Would be great to have a stable release first before we can package it for Cloudron.

[Mawoka]

@girish Ah, yes! The problem with releases! Some features are done, others are... functional. ClassQuiz is definitely under active development, but I tend to add new features without polishing others. You can easily go ahead and test it online. The hosted version is exactly from the git master branch. I'll have a look at releases and will tell you what I'll come up with.

[timconsidine]

@Mawoka thank you

In case you're not aware, one important thing to know about Cloudron apps is that usually the application code (which doesn't change at runtime) is under /app/code/ and user data is under /app/data.

[Mawoka]

@timconsidine But ClassQuiz is a docker-conpose stack, not just one container and 2 containers save user data:

1. Image uploads from the api container
2. Application data is saved by the postgres

[timconsidine]

@Mawoka Ah
OK
Beyond my skills then sadly.
Others maybe can advise about multiple containers.
Cloudron doesn't use docker-compose.
Just Dockerfile.
I had a quick look at modifying your Dockerfile in repo, but failed. Sorry !

[Mawoka]

@timconsidine I may be looking into a single container setup in the future and will let you know!

[robi]

@Mawoka Postgres is built into Cloudron, so the single image for the app need only connect to it for data storage.

[timconsidine]

@robi rather excellent point !

[girish]

@Mawoka Cloudron is designed like a PaaS (like heroku). So, only the application container is needed. Rest of the things (database, cache etc) are maintained and provided by the platform.