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Changedetection.io : monitor websites for changes

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  • timconsidineT Online
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    timconsidine App Dev
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    #1

    https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io

    Self-Hosted, Open Source, Change Monitoring of Web Pages
    Know when web pages change! Stay ontop of new information!
    Live your data-life pro-actively instead of re-actively.

    fd83d4df-3a3e-41da-bb27-de5de4f3a00a-image.png

    I use this app on CapRover and it works nicely.
    Would be nice to have on Cloudron, although I accept not life-changing.
    And I think there are various systems like this : I don't how this ChangeDetection.io compares. I just like the ease of use and UI.

    Dockerfile available in their repo.

    I made an attempt at self-packaging, but getting some errors, which I am investigating.

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  • timconsidineT Online
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    timconsidine App Dev
    replied to timconsidine on last edited by timconsidine
    #2

    ok my self-package is working now

    https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/changedetection-for-cloudron

    I had problems with their Dockerfile, so I made my own using their python install approach.
    @staff may recommend this is not good, and very happy to receive advice on that.
    However it's working.

    Just a simple app which could be installed perhaps in a LAMP container.
    Having it as a (self-)package just simplifies that process to a 1-click install.

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  • nebulonN Online
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    nebulon Staff
    replied to timconsidine on last edited by
    #3

    @timconsidine actually this is nice. I have an entry on my todo list for ages now to add page change detection to releasebell, so we can finally track upstream released which are not done in public git repos, like the minecraft servers.

    Maybe I can get some inspiration there how to implement this.

    Nevertheless it looks like a nice addition to the app library.

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    #4

    @timconsidine Looks great!

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    I have published this as unstable.

    Needs a bit of work to be integrated with playright / webdriver fetcher(s).

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