Cal.com (was Calendso) - Calendly Alternative
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I'll have to take a look at those alternatives, Cal.com was the first open-source one I found and had up and running to test out and found it pretty awesome and could replace a WordPress plugin. The biggest downside to it that I found was that it's customization is limited. As an example, if I wanted to change the colors, I'd have to create a theme and open source it, etc... kind of a hassle. However, the dark mode was acceptable for my needs and it had webhooks, etc which means integrations are limited to your imagination. Until then, I'm using TidyCal that I bought from AppSumo as a LTD that works pretty well for being what it is.
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I've been using the hosted version of this and I really like it.
Hoping a Cloudron button will be added here soon
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I've just created this "It's not yet possible to deploy Cal on Cloudron" issue on their github, chime in!
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@jdaviescoates / @girish - Thank you!!
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@jdaviescoates That was a well phrased post. It looks like it is gaining some responses.
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The latest comment I see is that they don't plan to support Cloudron, but they open to merge it in, if someone will do the job of integrating, unfortunately.
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@potemkin_ai yeah, hoping they'd package it for us was a bit hopeful, but still worth putting it out there imho
Hopefully someone else will take a look.
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@thetomester13 What is the connection between Calendso and Cal.com? Is Calendso just a community edition / Free Software version of Cal.com?
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@LoudLemur no, cal.com is the new name for calendso
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@mabaker @chetbaker I am working on this happy to join up and hack together on it. If you wanna hack on this with me just set a time on my calendar and we can work on it. https://short.draglabs.com/cal
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@roofboard great news, thanks! Hopefully @staff or @appdev can help out too!
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I have made some progress here apparently calcom needs access to a database while running yarn build, and while running yarn it would be writing to /app/code
So I created a temporary database so long as you build this on a server with access to postgres this will work. The only problem is that I cannot figure out why it is stuck on localhost:3000 as opposed to accepting the new dns settings
https://git.draglabs.com/davidjstrom/cloudron-calcom-v2/-/tree/localhost-issue
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@roofboard said in Cal.com (was Calendso) - Calendly Alternative:
So I created a temporary database so long as you build this on a server with access to postgres this will work. The only problem is that I cannot figure out why it is stuck on localhost:3000 as opposed to accepting the new dns settings
Your work looks very promising! Unfortunately, there is not much feedback I can provide from the technical perspective.
