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    • olearycrew
      olearycrew last edited by

      A self-hosted startpage for your server. Easy to use visual editor, status checking, widgets, themes and tons more!

      https://github.com/Lissy93/dashy

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      • humptydumpty
        humptydumpty @olearycrew last edited by

        @olearycrew it looks like a hybrid of cloudron's dashboard & uptime kuma

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        • robi
          robi last edited by

          This looks really good for subservices and link finding too!

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          Bring it on!

          Life of Gratitude.
          Life of Advanced Technology

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          • timconsidine
            timconsidine @olearycrew last edited by

            @olearycrew : I've been looking at Heimdal and Flame. They both work, but I'd prefer something more, and this seems to offer more options. Would be good to see it here on Cloudron.

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              thetomester13 App Dev last edited by

              I've managed to do a preliminary packaging of Dashy! You can find the code here.

              Few notes (taken from the README):

              • Dashy needs to access to edit some files on the filesystem to update the actual dashboards. It frequently updates /public/conf.yml (as well as creating backups of conf.yml files whenever a change is made), and it rewrites the entire /dist directory after a configuration change is made. This resulted in me having to put the entire /dashy directory in /app/data. Not sure if this is the right way to go about it, but it works.
              • I noticed that when using the Update Configuration => Edit Config option, one must first Apply Locally or Preview Changes before writing the changes to the config file works properly. I'm going to assume that this is the behavior of the app itself, and not a result of my packaging 🙂
              • When Dashy does rebuild its files after a configuration change, it ends up taking up a lot of memory. I've set mine to 1.5GB and haven't had issues. If you're seeing issues when trying to rebuild after a config change, try giving the app more resources.
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              • timconsidine
                timconsidine @thetomester13 last edited by

                @thetomester13 wonderful !!!
                look forward to trying it out
                🍾

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                • robi
                  robi last edited by

                  @girish this looks like it's ready for testing and publishing as unstable.

                  Life of Gratitude.
                  Life of Advanced Technology

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