LinkDing on Cloudron - Bookmarks Manage and Search
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https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding
Docker is the easiest way to install and images are available:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sissbruecker/linkding/master/docs/linkding-screenshot.pnglinkding is a simple bookmark service that you can host yourself. It's designed be to be minimal, fast and easy to set up using Docker.
The name comes from:
link which is often used as a synonym for URLs and bookmarks in common language
Ding which is german for thing
...so basically some thing for managing your links
Feature Overview:Tags for organizing bookmarks
Search by text or tags
Bulk editing
Bookmark archive
Dark mode
Automatically creates snapshots of bookmarked websites on web archive
Automatically provides titles and descriptions of bookmarked websites
Import and export bookmarks in Netscape HTML format
Extensions for Firefox and Chrome, and a bookmarklet that should work in most browsers
REST API for developing 3rd party apps
Admin panel for user self-service and raw data access
Easy to set up using Docker, uses SQLite as database
Demo: https://demo.linkding.link/ (configured with open registration)Screenshot:
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@robi
That is a very nice screen-cast. It helps demonstrate a function very clearly.Shaarli is wondeful, but doesn't have a dark-mode.
What do people think of Linkding relative to Shaarli?
I have to say, Shaarli is superb and if you haven't tried it yet, please do give it a go. Tags are terrific. It is nice to see the daily too.
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I will try to create a package. If someone wants to team up with me, let me know...
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I will try to create a package. If someone wants to team up with me, let me know...
@Kubernetes I am willing and able! I've yet to officially package an app on my own but I am eager to learn and feel I know enough to where I can help, plus I have the summer off coming up so plenty of time for projects =]
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I will try to create a package. If someone wants to team up with me, let me know...
@Kubernetes said in LinkDing on Cloudron - Bookmarks Manage and Search:
I will try to create a package. If someone wants to team up with me, let me know...
You excellent man! I am glad you are here.
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@Kubernetes I am willing and able! I've yet to officially package an app on my own but I am eager to learn and feel I know enough to where I can help, plus I have the summer off coming up so plenty of time for projects =]
@plusone-nick said in LinkDing on Cloudron - Bookmarks Manage and Search:
@Kubernetes I am willing and able! I've yet to officially package an app on my own but I am eager to learn and feel I know enough to where I can help, plus I have the summer off coming up so plenty of time for projects =]
Fantastic! I hope you end up loving packaging Cloudron applications and manage to do loads of them. Thank you!
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@LoudLemur I did already many investigation today, but I still have problems to configure the path for database... if we can fix that, the rest should be easy.
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Not sure if you're already aware of it, but Floccus does a decent job of this with Nextcloud Bookmarks app as the bridge between multiple browsers syncing:
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After many hours I got a running package of linkding now.
It is still a mess, but it can be deployed and application is running.
If someone want to give it a try, have a look at the gitlab repo
As alway, use on your own risk - linkding database might be lost for whatever reason.There is still a lot of cleanup to do, but the hardest part (from my point of view) is done.
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After many hours I got a running package of linkding now.
It is still a mess, but it can be deployed and application is running.
If someone want to give it a try, have a look at the gitlab repo
As alway, use on your own risk - linkding database might be lost for whatever reason.There is still a lot of cleanup to do, but the hardest part (from my point of view) is done.
@Kubernetes said in LinkDing on Cloudron - Bookmarks Manage and Search:
After many hours I got a running package of linkding now.
It is still a mess, but it can be deployed and application is running.
If someone want to give it a try, have a look at the gitlab repo
As alway, use on your own risk - linkding database might be lost for whatever reason.There is still a lot of cleanup to do, but the hardest part (from my point of view) is done.
Well done! You are doing so much and you have only just started here. I hope that it is becoming easier to accomplish with each application and that somebody with experience can help make it a more polished job.
Not many people have your skills or the desire to help.
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@LoudLemur thank you, your appreciation is really motivating me.
In fact the packaging process is becoming more and more clear to me and I already learned some patterns for a better process. I think that my results are still far from perfect, but at least they are working
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@LoudLemur thank you, your appreciation is really motivating me.
In fact the packaging process is becoming more and more clear to me and I already learned some patterns for a better process. I think that my results are still far from perfect, but at least they are working@Kubernetes Well, thank you very much for saying so. There are so many applications I would love to be packaged. Have you looked through the AppWishList section of the forum? You might find some ideas.
I am glad it is becoming easier for you.
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@LoudLemur thank you, your appreciation is really motivating me.
In fact the packaging process is becoming more and more clear to me and I already learned some patterns for a better process. I think that my results are still far from perfect, but at least they are working -
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I have to say, that I don't like uwsgi. The build of it did break the single stage image all the time. Finally I found a way to fix it by installing the latest uwsgi version, but not the one specified in the requirements.txt of the linkding project.
@girish please have a look at my repo. it seems to run fine on cloudron now, is single stage and after creating a user in terminal, the linkding app is usable.
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@Kubernetes Well, thank you very much for saying so. There are so many applications I would love to be packaged. Have you looked through the AppWishList section of the forum? You might find some ideas.
I am glad it is becoming easier for you.
@LoudLemur For sure there are some Apps in the Wish List that I may pickup to package. But first I want to see the current work to get done. I usually don't want to have to many parallel streams at once.
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@LoudLemur For sure there are some Apps in the Wish List that I may pickup to package. But first I want to see the current work to get done. I usually don't want to have to many parallel streams at once.
@Kubernetes said in LinkDing on Cloudron - Bookmarks Manage and Search:
@LoudLemur For sure there are some Apps in the Wish List that I may pickup to package. But first I want to see the current work to get done. I usually don't want to have to many parallel streams at once.
Excellent and good discipline. I am curious which Wish List Applications you might like.
