Vikunja - The to-do app to organize your life.
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I have updated vikunja to 0.14.0
https://git.cloudron.io/philkrylc/vikunja-app/
I'm using it for several weeks now and it runs without problems. Vikunja itself is in a pretty early development stage and is constantly getting better.
I cannot improve the package further, as I don't know how. Things that are missing:- tests
- email is not working (and I have no idea why
) - timezone setting should be set based on the location (currently it is Europe/Berlin)
Maybe @girish, @nebulon or anybody else finds the time to polish the app so we can officially get it released. I'm also happy for any hint on how to solve the latest issues.
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@stantropics This is awesome, thank you so much! We will add this to our TODO list of apps to get published.
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@girish said in Vikunja - The to-do app to organize your life.:
We will add this to our TODO list of apps to get published.
Is that a list we can see?
Perhaps tag this WIP?
Thanks!
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The package is updated to 0.14.1:
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I finally solved the sendmail problem. After reporting it upstream I figured a fix with the developer. It is fixed in the latest master. For this reason, the package is setting up vikunja using the master tag - I can change this once the fix is part of the next release.
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@stantropics said in Vikunja - The to-do app to organize your life.:
I finally solved the sendmail problem. After reporting it upstream I figured a fix with the developer. It is fixed in the latest master. For this reason, the package is setting up vikunja using the master tag - I can change this once the fix is part of the next release.
Many thanks for your efforts!! I want to step away from Todoist and Vikunja was very nice from the start. Making it available through Cloudron is a big improvement for my users and myself.
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Hey there, creator of Vikunja here.
It's really awesome to see people using Vikunja
I'm not very familiar with cloudron so this is probably a noob question, but is there a special reason you're creating seperate docker images instead of using the official ones? This feels a bit like doubled effort.
Maybe we could even officially support cloudron with releases automatically published through our ci.
Also, please don't hesitate to ping me if you have any questions about Vikunja, either here or in Vikunja's Forum or through other ways.
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@kolaente said in Vikunja - The to-do app to organize your life.:
Hey there, creator of Vikunja here.
Welcome, great to have you here
It's really awesome to see people using Vikunja
I've not used it yet, but I really like the look of it - looks like you've created a really great app, so I'd really love to be able to install it on my Cloudron server!
I'm not very familiar with cloudron so this is probably a noob question, but is there a special reason you're creating seperate docker images instead of using the official ones?
I'm just a user, not a developer, of Cloudron, but I think it's because th Cloudron docker images have extra special added features which make all the apps integrate with the rest of the Cloudron platform (i.e. the built in email server, the LDAP server which powers single sign-on, the back-up systems etc etc).
The actual developers @girish & @nebulon will no doubt be able to explain more and better, but I think that's the gist of it
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@kolaente said in Vikunja - The to-do app to organize your life.:
Hey there, creator of Vikunja here.
Thanks for dropping by
And also answering the question on your forum about the roadmap.I'm not very familiar with cloudron so this is probably a noob question, but is there a special reason you're creating seperate docker images instead of using the official ones? This feels a bit like doubled effort.
It's a good question. The main issue is most upstream images are not "standardized" . For example, logging (where are log files stored), tooling (does it have basic tools like say ping/vim etc installed in the docker image for debugging), read-only runtime (for immutable infrastructure and consistent backups), non-root user (for security), provisioning (like databases, caches, file system use) etc. When we bring all these concepts together, we can have a system where we easily push out rolling updates for apps. And if an update fails it can be immediately rolled back. There is a overview of all the best practices here - https://docs.cloudron.io/custom-apps/guide/ . Admittedly, we stole many idea from 12factor apps - https://12factor.net/ with a good dose of practicality.
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Version 0.15.1 ist out and the package is up to date.
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@stantropics
Thank you for creating an image for Vikunja. I just wanted to test your image by hitting the cloudron install button on the repo page but this does not work as expected. Do you have any hints for me why this doesn't work? -
@girish
I see, thank you. I might give it a shot over the weekend!EDIT:
I just built and installed it on our box which was pretty much straigt forward. IMHO the project has a lot of potential and is a strong contender and possibly a great alternative to Zenkit in the future. I put Vikunja on my watchlist and will revisit it in a couple of months!
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Something new here? This apps looks fantastic.
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A bit late, but the package is updated to 0.16.0.
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@staff it'd be great to get this in the app store
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I've got Vikunja installed as a custom app (would love to see it published to the Cloudron app store as well).
One of the highlighted features is the ability to import from Todoist, but there's no way to do this through the interface. I asked in the Vikunja matrix chatroom, and someone suggested all the details on how to achieve this would be in the config.yml file. I've looked at this file in my install, but can't see any such section or info. Has anyone figured out how to migrate from Todoist?
