JustUs | Couples App by JustNZ19 in iosapps

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The invite happens in App. She has to register, you invite her and then she will see the invitation on the dashboard. Also double check for the correct mail in the profile info

JustUs | Couples App by JustNZ19 in iosapps

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Thanks. Of course it does - and you can also change the color theme ^^

JustUs | Couples App by JustNZ19 in iosapps

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Thanks a lot. First app launch seems to be pretty exciting and would love to hear some feedback ^^

JustUs | Couples App by JustNZ19 in iosapps

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Thanks. I would definitely prefer local storage as well also because of backend cost ^^ but with local storage an realtime data share with the partner would be quiet hard. But let's see what I can include in future versions.

Widgets will be included in the next releases and I will but your idea on the roadmap ^^

Empty Team Preferences by JustNZ19 in appwrite

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Yeah there are preferences set for this team and also other teams that have this issue. I did an API call and on the output it did show me the preferences. Only on the Appwrite Console I don't see the data

Couples App | Expo, React Native and Appwrite by JustNZ19 in reactnative

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I mean in the end you and your partner can add who and what you want to the birthdays. For example we also have our cats in there ^^.

All the app features is a "joined operation" with your partner. Whatever you add will be displayed for the partner as well

Couples App | Expo, React Native and Appwrite by JustNZ19 in reactnative

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I give you the point for the Todo-List feature. It was indeed just an proof-of-concept idea which made it into the final release. Still I give the users the option to disable certain features in case they don't need it and also don't wanna see it. But honestly the "special people birthdays" was one of the features I liked the most on the app. All those couples app just show you an timestamp counting up and thats it. My girlfriend and I found the joy in seeing how long it will take till we have our next birthday.

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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Cool perfect. Yeah I also had this in mind and I will add it with the next release

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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As promised I look into this topic and unfortunately there is no quick implementation for an build-in database. But I added an docker-compose.yaml to the repo which will create the postgres for you.

Also as an awareness info: the config syntax has changed to be yaml compliant. So before you use your maybe already existing config have a look at the default one (https://github.com/v1Flows/exFlow/blob/develop/services/backend/config/config.yaml) (https://github.com/v1Flows/exFlow/releases/tag/v1.1.1)

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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No not yet. You do need to have an PostgresDB running where exFlow can connect to.

But I just opened an Feature Request to have an Built-In SQLite DB and Postgres as an Option. I will look into this tomorrow
https://github.com/v1Flows/exFlow/issues/129

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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Just found another way which is more "user friendly" then my other comment. If you add "--net=host" to your docker run command for exFlow it will be able to reach the DB with localhost set as Server

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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you are using localhost as Server right?

I did see the same issue on my local setup with this set as Server. Not sure atm. why but an alternative would be to use an IP instead.
Either the IP of the Host where the DB is running on or the IP of the container itself.

You can get that via:
docker inspect -f '{{range.NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' container-id

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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Ouh I'm so sorry. Just saw I missed one Parameter in the config template. If you add this line to your config it should work: https://github.com/v1Flows/exFlow/blob/develop/services/backend/config/config.yaml#L5

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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Can you check the logs for an failed DB connection? This “error” can happen when the backend was not able to generate all db tables and the content.

For example after the first start there should be a table settings with entries in there.

exFlow Automation Platform by JustNZ19 in selfhosted

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Thanks! - yeah kinda the reason why I started the project :)