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@thetomester13 awesome find! The label generator is a neat feature to have.

Interesting... I do the opposite. I star on GitHub and i am happy that i don't need to go into release bell to turn on notifications.

I guess we can add a default though.

@jayonrails I have 1 Cloudron frontend that I built that you can take a look at. A while ago I created a pretty simple 'homepage' dashboard, see here. From there, I was able to modify it to be a Cloudron based dashboard - originally, it was based on a pre-configured config file, this new repo leverages the Cloudron API to build out the config for the user. (This is also published on Cloudron's git). The interface isn't necessarily something to write home about, but I'm more of a backend developer than designer 🙂

What are you looking for?

@WiseMetalhead 😅 yep, that's exactly what I was looking for, thanks! I thought I typically keep up with recent posts on the forums but somehow missed that one. Looks like all is well and will be resolved with the next Cloudron release!

deploy a surfer app and some JS/HTML to take a number of different GET/POST requests and forward them

True, a very reliant and low tech solution that could work! If I don't think of something else anytime soon that's probably what I'll do. I'll update this post when I have that part working as well.

Initially I thought you were aiming at setting up a web page where you can type in any message for you/others, but that removes the API aspects which N8N is for.

No, don't want anyone just being able to send me notifications whenever 🙂

@girish perfect answer! Worked like a charm, thanks 🙂

Does look interesting, especially for the way it seems to hand-hold through CI/CD, which can be a major time-saver in development.

@thetomester13 Great. 👍

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@thetomester13 @girish
Note that fox (again) removed functionalities without announcement - in this case the googlereaderkeys plugin (you have to manually re-add it) so your typical "j,k" keys don't work anymore for navigation...

See https://community.tt-rss.org/t/next-feed-with-unread-keyboard-shortcut/4660

Though using "hotkeys_noscroll" plugin works fine (using "n,p" or Arrow up / down for navigation).

The new grid view option looks nice as well.

@girish perfect, thanks! I think this could go far in the way of hardening this unstable app.

@fbartels ok that makes total sense, thanks!

@nebulon Amazing! Thank you!!

@thetomester13 Nice! I rushed to package it so I wouldn't be surprised if something slipped through the cracks.

Updated now

@johannesjom go for it.. it would be announced otherwise.

@thetomester13 That's great, thank a lot!

@nebulon FWIW I was able to spin up an instance of the new version and migrate everything over without hiccup today. Fingers crossed that we won't need such a migration for future updates...

@thetomester13 And the links 🙂

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@thetomester13 Thanks! Should be fixed now.

@robi said in webhook - lightweight incoming webhook server to run shell commands:

why not use N8N instead? much more featureful and UI.

I ran up a quick n8n webhook
Easier than I thought and works well.
The only thing I really understand what to do with webhook payload in a n8n workflow is put it in a database or Baserow (which I have on cloudron) or now also SeaTable (which I have on Caprover).

Not sure n8n is up to the scripting of how the payload needs to be parsed and manipulated and disposed of. But maybe the function node is adequate.

Need to think it through and make a plan.

At least I have 2 options now, n8n and @fbartels' webhook app.
Thanks again.

@mehdi @nebulon it was the right URL, but that doesn't mean I'm not an idiot 🙂 I forgot to actually update the app to the latest version with CORS compatibility 😅

After an update, all is working as expected! Appreciate the help and quick turn around!

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@thetomester13 I'm glad it was helpful! It was a fairly opinionated guide in that I specifically chose Gridsome for the SSG and GitLab/Gitlab CI for the git and CI platforms. But these steps can be adapted to other platforms.

And yes I find the colour cycling philips hue lights incredibly relaxing while I work 🙂

@nebulon right?? I typically open those talks in a tab, go through a few minutes and end up closing it pretty quickly, but this one was fascinating!

@girish I think the key point here is that simplelogin is self-hostable!

https://github.com/simple-login/app#self-hosting

So we can have this cake and eat it too! 🍰 😋

I'll add it to the app request list here.

Very nice, certainly interested in the whole Blockstack movement, which feels like the future and good alignment for Cloudron to help with.

@girish Ok yep, you're right. Simply emptying out my trash by 'permanently deleting' files cleared up a few gigs and now the entire NC image is 3.8GB which seems like a much more reasonable size when the files there are 2.8GB. Thanks!
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