๐Dawarich: Your Journey, Your Control ๐
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- Title: Dawarich on Cloudron - Your Journey, Your Control
- Main Page: https://dawarich.app
- Git: https://github.com/Freika/dawarich
- Licence: AGPL-3.0 license
- Docker: Yes
- Summary:
Your Journey, Your Control: Visualize your location history, track your movements, and analyze your travel patterns with complete privacy and control.
Your Life's Journey, Visualized: Dawarich transforms your location data into beautiful, interactive visualizations that help you understand your movement patterns over time.
Precise Route Tracking: Automatically detect starts and stops, with precise route visualization between points.
Customizable Map Styles: Choose from various map styles to match your preferences.
Landmark Detection: Automatically identify and label important locations based on your visit patterns.
Journey Statistics: Dawarich transforms your travel data into meaningful insights that help you understand your movement patterns.
Track Your Adventures: Get detailed travel insights that show you exactly how far you've traveled, when, and where.
Discover Patterns: Gain insights into your travel habits across countries, cities, and different time periods.
- Notes:
We currently have Traccar in the Appstore but that is a very basic and more business suitable solution for tracking. Dawarich is more about your personal adventures and travels. If you're an Immich or a Photoprism user, you can configure an integration for those services with Dawarich. Dawarich is available on iOS. You can download it from the App Store.
- Screenshots: (impossible because upload limit is only 4MB total?)
https://dawarich.app/assets/images/map-9e8a35206c62dbd1804945815a4aebf0.png

https://dawarich.app/assets/images/stats-894e6a4d37798c0e39ca59a83e4cd869.jpeg

https://dawarich.app/assets/images/trips-list-9c5b085dfa60ce446c825f450ffc0b6a.png
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I set this up on a VPS to test it (docker-compose with traefik).
It's nice !
It does take a long time for the docker containers to start, longer than "normal".
Nice that it has both its own phone app, and also supports others, as a client to submit data to the server.Might be feasible to package but some complexities (based on my limited knowledge).
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I set this up on a VPS to test it (docker-compose with traefik).
It's nice !
It does take a long time for the docker containers to start, longer than "normal".
Nice that it has both its own phone app, and also supports others, as a client to submit data to the server.Might be feasible to package but some complexities (based on my limited knowledge).
@timconsidine and also Immich API support to enrich your journeys or even create them based on that.
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@timconsidine and also Immich API support to enrich your journeys or even create them based on that.
@imc67 true
for some that would be greatfor me, I hate immich, I think it is over-rated
and I hate that they hide behind disclaimers that things might break, even at this version release.
maybe it's semantics and looking after users, I think it betrays an underlying lack of confidence in their own work, or they just don't update their git page, but in either case ... run away !
maybe I will take another look somedayeach to their own ! choice is good !
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O! this sounds really good! I was searching the docs how to install this app form the URL but can't find it, any hints how to install this?
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BTW there are more apps to push location data: https://dawarich.app/docs/tutorials/track-your-location
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O! this sounds really good! I was searching the docs how to install this app form the URL but can't find it, any hints how to install this?
@imc67 I've been trying to follow examples and such from
https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/
https://docs.cloudron.io/settings/#private-docker-registryI thought we had to build an image. But nothing is working after I git pulled it. Do we simply install? But that presumes an image... which hasn't been build... right, by just pulling?
I'm more lost than I thought I'd be, especially since I just recently installed the Blossom Nostr app with no issues.EDIT: I looked at the steps I used to install Blossom, and then replace the git bits with the git bits of this app, but it failed because the build failed. Well, the build failed because there is no image on that git bit, and I didn't build it locally, nor then push it to my docker registry.
cloudron install --image git.cloudron.io/playground/dawarich-app:latest -l map.domain.com App is being installed. => Queued . => Deleting old containers => Downloading image ................................ App installation error: Installation failed: Unable to pull image git.cloudron.io/playground/dawarich-app:latest. registry error: {"reason":"server error","statusCode":500,"json":null}
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@imc67 I've been trying to follow examples and such from
https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/
https://docs.cloudron.io/settings/#private-docker-registryI thought we had to build an image. But nothing is working after I git pulled it. Do we simply install? But that presumes an image... which hasn't been build... right, by just pulling?
I'm more lost than I thought I'd be, especially since I just recently installed the Blossom Nostr app with no issues.EDIT: I looked at the steps I used to install Blossom, and then replace the git bits with the git bits of this app, but it failed because the build failed. Well, the build failed because there is no image on that git bit, and I didn't build it locally, nor then push it to my docker registry.
cloudron install --image git.cloudron.io/playground/dawarich-app:latest -l map.domain.com App is being installed. => Queued . => Deleting old containers => Downloading image ................................ App installation error: Installation failed: Unable to pull image git.cloudron.io/playground/dawarich-app:latest. registry error: {"reason":"server error","statusCode":500,"json":null}
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@scooke I cloned the repo, built it and used cloudron CLI to install it.
It worksJust adding it to my custom app installer to ease the pain
@timconsidine said in
Dawarich: Your Journey, Your Control
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built it
What command did you use to build it? I tried the following:
docker buildx build scooke/dawarich-app:1.0.0 [+] Building 0.0s (0/0) docker:desktop-linux ERROR: failed to build: unable to prepare context: path "scooke/dawarich-app:1.0.0" not found ulken@ulken dawarich-app % docker buildx build ERROR: docker: 'docker buildx build' requires 1 argument Usage: docker buildx build [OPTIONS] PATH | URL | - Run 'docker buildx build --help' for more information
Do I need to make this directory in the Docker registry "scooke/dawarich-app:1.0.0"??
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Dawarich package now available at https://ccai.uk for easy installation
Note PostInstall :
Username: demo@dawarich.app
Password: password -
@timconsidine said in
Dawarich: Your Journey, Your Control
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built it
What command did you use to build it? I tried the following:
docker buildx build scooke/dawarich-app:1.0.0 [+] Building 0.0s (0/0) docker:desktop-linux ERROR: failed to build: unable to prepare context: path "scooke/dawarich-app:1.0.0" not found ulken@ulken dawarich-app % docker buildx build ERROR: docker: 'docker buildx build' requires 1 argument Usage: docker buildx build [OPTIONS] PATH | URL | - Run 'docker buildx build --help' for more information
Do I need to make this directory in the Docker registry "scooke/dawarich-app:1.0.0"??
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There is now a playground package repo at https://git.cloudron.io/playground/dawarich-app for curious people to test. Wanted to see how good the app is, only to find out it only has an iOS app to push data in and I don't have any apple devices....
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oh wow didn't expect anything much to come from that! Thanks @timconsidine to pick that up into your catalogue that fast. That is great to gather some initial feedback fast. We have an internal task to write the basic integration and update tests so we can hopefully get this out soonish.
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Looking forward to using the live tracking in this app. Thanks for all the hard work everyone!
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oh wow didn't expect anything much to come from that! Thanks @timconsidine to pick that up into your catalogue that fast. That is great to gather some initial feedback fast. We have an internal task to write the basic integration and update tests so we can hopefully get this out soonish.