Baserow Cloudron app - Airtable alternative
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And when I run the container locally, it starts and immediately fails
http://ocalhost:3000 doesn't respond and docker for desktop reports not started
I think there is a build problem -
Bizarre
Now working
Maybe there was some network glitch going on
I did dodocker trustjust in case
But had to delete images multiple times and try again
Anyway now deployed to and working on cloudron - yay !
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@timconsidine Glad to hear that it now works for you!
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@girish Apologies for my super late response. I don't check the Cloudron forum that often, but luckily @tomershivani reached out to me via email notifying me about your question. I would love to have Baserow in the Cloudron app store. I am not sure which steps I exactly need to make. Is there a documentation page about this? Or is it just a matter of creating a new repo on git.cloudron.io containing the files that now live here https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow/-/tree/develop/deploy/cloudron, add automated tests and you will do the rest? Would love to learn a bit more about this process and help with the automated tests would be much appreciated.
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@bram I wrote up a quick publishing doc here - https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/publishing/ . If you can just put the deploy code in git.cloudron.io as a separate repo with a license, I can take it from there. I only needed your go ahead to move this forward
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@girish said in Baserow Cloudron app - Airtable alternative:
I wrote up a quick publishing doc here - https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/publishing/ .
Beautiful!
One small typo found:
At this point, Cloudron team will look into your package and get it ready from publishing.from = for -
@girish I just created an account on git.cloudron.io, but it seems like I can't create a new repository. When creating a new project I get the error "Namespace is not valid". All the other repo's are in the cloudron project https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron, but it seems like I can't create a new repo there. Am I missing something?
Alternatively, you can find the deploy code in our own public repo and copy it from there https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow/-/tree/master/deploy/cloudron. It already has an MIT license there.
How would it work in the future if we release a new version of Baserow? Can we deploy the latest version to the app store?
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@bram said in Baserow Cloudron app - Airtable alternative:
I can't create a new repo there. Am I missing something?
I'm sure @girish will reply similarly shortly but I they'll need to give your account access because by default they have it locked down
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@jdaviescoates That makes sense. I'll await his response.
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I just installed Baseerow on Cloudron. Is perfect for my use case. running beautifully. my question is regarding the web socket. I am not sure how to access it. Baserow is accessible through a sub-domain. what would be the url for the web socket api?
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@zagzoog The web socket URL would be on
wss://api.baserow.io/ws/core/?jwt_token=YOUR_JWT_TOKENwhere you would replace api.baserow.io with your self hosted domain. So, if your Baserow copy runs on baserow.example.com, you should replace it with that. Both the backend and the web-frontend run on the same domain in Cloudron. More information about the web sockets and also some examples how to connect directly can be found here https://baserow.io/docs/getting-started%2Fweb-socket-api. -
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@girish just want to remind you about Baserow
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@girish have you had any chance to check on that since?
It feels that adding baserow shall be quick and easy - I follow up the instruction from the site and installed it on Cloudron without any problems (1.6 version it was).
I shall also admin, that the app is of the very nice UI and feels very good, having as well a solid roadmap for futher development.
If there is anything I can do to speed up that process (I don't know - upvote something or whatever) - please, let me know!
@jeau , thanks for packing this! It's awesome!
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