Hey folks,
I created this little gem out of necessity: GitHub - rallisf1/nextcloud-deck-time-tracking: A complementary app for Nextcloud Deck
This is my first NC app, so be gentle, if there’s a better way to do it than my spaghetti code feel free to share tips or contribute.
My team just started using it and I plan to publish it to NC’s “marketplace” after it’s battle tested.
Got a lot of help for the Calendar part from GitHub - susnux/nextcloud-calendarprovider: Dummy calendar provider app for testing
Cheers!
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kesselb
February 28, 2025, 10:17am
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Hi,
Sounds like a cool thing, all the best for the testing
Is it possible that you forgot to commit the javascript part?
Haha, there’s no frontend actually. I hijack Deck’s view via js/deck.js .
I didn’t find a way to override views so I just wrote everything in vanilla js with custom observers.
M_M1
March 1, 2025, 11:09am
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Hey there,
Much luck with testing and implementing this in the future
OMG… i thought you meant the /src/ directory for the vue files. Never occured to me the /js/ directory was in the .gitignore by default…
Just fixed it. You should have insisted.
I’m curious, is there an update on this?
hey @rallifs1 John thanks for that !! looks like exactly what I was looking for also
so for the installation - just pull the code and drop it to respective Nextcloud folder, that’s it ?
Hey,
This question is a bit older and I missed it somehow… Is it still the e card that you want to have feedback on it?
Chris
Hey @rallifs1
just came across your app and keen to give it a run.
have checked the github page but there are no instructions that i can see on how to install the app.
can you please sing out with some install steps?
Its hard to test this in a dev environment as it wont get as much day to day use, what are the potential real work issues with our production data that could be an issue?
Happy to assist with some dev time once we have it setup and going.
””Cheers
G
