Cal.com (was Calendso) - Calendly Alternative

[chetbaker]

kind reminder to upvote this!

this will be a killer app for me

[gobenizzle]

+1 from my side. Would be absolutely killer to have this!
The calendar handling for a team is currently a bit difficult using OSS

[chetbaker]

Is anyone around here testing cal.com locally? I'm kind of desperate to make it work because there are not a lot of alternatives for this around (I've been using Fantastical lately and works good but not really professionally-polished)

Happy to test it out.

[msbt]

@chetbaker I've been working on a package but I'm a bit stuck, will revisit it when they make their next release (they changed from biweekly to monthly tags recently). Also, they're massively reorganizing things and adding features, like jitsi integration got added not too long ago, so a lot of changes are happening there.

[chetbaker]

@msbt

[micmc]

@msbt said in Cal.com (was Calendso) - Calendly Alternative:

@chetbaker I've been working on a package but I'm a bit stuck, will revisit it when they make their next release (they changed from biweekly to monthly tags recently). Also, they're massively reorganizing things and adding features, like jitsi integration got added not too long ago, so a lot of changes are happening there.

Hope still alive then!

[ajtatum]

This would be an awesome addition to Cloudron. I've tried self-hosting Calendso and, for whatever reason, it's a pain. I have n8n running (not through Cloudron as I wanted external db access) and it's no problem. Until then, I'm glad I have my tidycal.com LTD through AppSumo LOL.

[scooke]

@timconsidine If you count the visible IDN, I have 小山.com!

[micmc]

@ajtatum said in Cal.com (was Calendso) - Calendly Alternative:

I'm glad I have my tidycal.com LTD through AppSumo LOL.

Only, it's not open source nor self-hosted AFAICS, thus you very likely share your calendar with the service owner, technically speaking.

Anyway, since my beginnings on Internet 1998, I'd always wanted to self-host everything I possibly can and thus you can imagine I do NOT trust SaaS, let alone BIG TECH, for nothing in regards to my and my clients' data.

[timconsidine]

@scooke nice !

[jdaviescoates]

I just spotted this:
https://github.com/calcom/docker

[robi]

@jdaviescoates just needs Postgres nice and simple

[jdaviescoates]

@robi they are working through the CalDAV issues too (although last I tried it was already working well with Nextcloud)

https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/issues/956

[jdaviescoates]

1.5 is out, they've releaed an API for enterprise customers and pro users, and raised $25m

https://cal.com/blog/cal-v-1-5
https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/releases/tag/V1.5

[fbartels]

@msbt said in Cal.com (was Calendso) - Calendly Alternative:

I've been working on a package but I'm a bit stuck

Do you have your wip uploaded somewhere? I just rediscovered cal.com and would like to give it a spin. Would have started an app of my own, but its always easier to test and improve.

[msbt]

@fbartels not yet, because I think you have to build the thing after adding the environment variables and that's a tricky task on the read-only fs. I did take a look at the Dockerfile, which might make it more convenient, but haven't had time yet to copy and try it out

[msbt]

@fbartels I'm about to give up, just checked where cal.com wants to write during the yarn process and there are many many folders. The Dockerfile their community provides is also no help, since the URL needs to be supplied during build, which doesn't work in Cloudrons case. So yea, the current status is pretty useless to improve from

[chetbaker]

@msbt thanks! but my day has been just ruined

[jdaviescoates]

@chetbaker hopefully @fbartels will give it shot and have more luck!

[msbt]

@chetbaker there are people around that can do better when it comes to Docker images, that's just not one of my specialities.