March 15, 2025
Dollar Dollar
Just an Opensourced Locally hosted Expense splitting
Another YNAB and Actual alternative.
#Selfhosting
March 13, 2025
BookLore - eBook Manager
BookLore is a web app for hosting and managing books on a home server. It allows users to view PDFs, eBooks, and track reading progress. With features like metadata management and reading stats, BookLore provides an easy way to organize and explore your personal library.
Another eBook management app, alternatives to Kavita and Calibre-Web.
March 12, 2025
MkDocs Charts Plugin
Mkdocs plugin to include charts in your site.
Another one of those great MkDocs plugin we need to check out and install.
MkDocs Table Reader Plugin
MkDocs plugin to directly insert tables from files into markdown.
This is the power of MkDocs being backed by Python. There are so many plugins to choose from.
March 10, 2025
Recommendarr - recommends movies and tv shows
An AI driven recommendation system based on Radarr and Sonarr library information
Gotta implement try this out later. My wish is for it to be integrated into a Plex collection, so I can easily browse through the Plex interface.
March 6, 2025
Docker | Quadratic Docs
Deploy Quadratic with Docker to almost any hardware.
This could be a great way to test my coding skills.
March 3, 2025
Docker DB Backup
Backup multiple database types on a scheduled basis with many customizable options.
Stumbled upon this when checking out Flarum. Perhaps I can use this to several of my MySQL/MariaDB and Postgres containers.
Install Flarum Forum
Flarum is a brilliantly built, light-weight, powerful forum software that may just be perfect for your community.
I’ve always wanted a forum for my several communities. The problem – no one wants to use it. But leaving it here in case I need to install one.
Bookstack API Scripts
Examples of BookStack API scripts on Codeberg
Our reference material for all the other scripts we can use to interact with Bookstack API.
March 2, 2025
Guide: Obsidian with free, self-hosted, instant sync
I’ve been using Obsidian with the LiveSync plugin by vrtmrz for over a month now and not counting the Arr stack, this plugin is without a doubt, the single-best self-hosted service that I run on my server. I use it multiple times a day and at this point I can’t live without it. So I decided to contribute back to the community, which has taught me so much, by sharing my experience and also writing a detailed guide. I found that most guides gloss over crucial steps, but then again I rarely know what I’m doing, so take my guide with a pinch of salt.
I’m still over the edge if I should go this route or continue with my current setup: syncing everything via Resilio Sync across my different VPS and my mobile apps.