Daylio import will come. The blogpost above has done a lot of hard work of decrypting their obscurely secure export :) The larger lift for Journiv is building a native activity tracking system this needs db schema design update and changes. This is what I will be working on very soon once that is done export from Daylio will follow.
Hello, yes it is.
Hello, Encryption at rest is on roadmap. End to end encryption is very time intensive to build correctly and would be an overkill for a large percentage of users who are self hosting Journiv so as of now there are no plans for e2e.
Thank you. Please let me know your feedback. I am not sure what IBAN is but yes I do have support page: https://www.journiv.com/support and github sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/swalabtech
Thank you :)
Thank you.
Nice. You can just follow this doc and it will be smoother. https://www.journiv.com/docs/installation/docker Celery beat is still missing from the compose. Journiv uses that for scheduled tasks. Also if you like Journiv and plan to use it I will recommend moving to Postgres because that is preferred DB and many upcoming features will utilize pg vector etc.
Thanks. Yes, I am hoping the support grows and the project becomes sustainable to grow. Sure, anywhere is fine.
No that is not supported. Journiv is not a note taking app and a journal app and the focus is to build it as a journal app even if it limits its target audience. There are many note taking apps out there and many in self hosted world. My personal favorite is Obsidian which I am happy with.
Daylio has been requested before (and I just saw it has 4 upvote, so I am guessing its pretty popular ?) https://github.com/journiv/journiv-app/issues/58
Daylio kind of mood tracking i.e. extensive with custom mood and with activities will come soon.
Import from Daylio is possible although I am not sure how much the demand is. The github repo has lot of import from request from different apps and import does take a lot of time to build as most apps have obscure formats and nuances to deal with or on purpose don’t support simple portable formats to lock down user data. For example see the circus one has to go through to get meaning from Daylio export: https://www.joelotter.com/posts/2022/01/daylio/
Can you clarify the export issue you are seeing or please report it on github? The export/import has been working well. I am guessing you might have tried it out with quickstart docker compose or Synology NAS guide from mariaus hosting which does not have complete docker compose i.e. it is missing celery-workers container which are needed to create import/export jobs and run them async. Couple of users tripped on this so I will be improving the error message to specifically say they need to run complete stack right not the error message is very cryptic low level detail which is hard for anyone to understand what went wrong.
That sounds like a fun project. I did initially do some research in VJOURNAL but found it rather limiting for all the stuff I want to build in Journiv. I wrote a blogpost about it earlier: https://www.journiv.com/blog/why-journiv-doesnt-use-caldav The application is cross platform so it work as PWA and you can use it as mobile devices as PWA without any issues. Many Journiv users are already doing so. Native mobile apps are ready and will be coming soon once the project becomes sustainable to cover the development cost and expenses around it: https://github.com/orgs/journiv/discussions/184#discussioncomment-15180557
The article and discussion here is about open source software which is not free software. Thats where the problem lies it is assumed that open source software has be free.
Freedom in software does not mean free software.
It’s funny how common this mindset is in the self-hosting community: “If I’m running it on my own hardware, the software should basically be free… maybe I’ll toss a tiny ‘tip’ if I feel generous.”
The logic seems to be that since there’s no ongoing server cost, the developer’s time, skill, and effort must somehow be worth nothing and that we should magically fund the entire project through some hypothetical cloud version that they themselves will never use.
It’s like showing up to a brewery with your own growler and expecting the beer to be free because you didn’t use their glass.
Definitely!
Exactly for the reason you said. They don’t care about your privacy they want your verified email address to sell to the higher bidder.
Burning the midnight oil on my self hosted journal app: https://github.com/journiv/journiv-app
Import/Export are coming very soon! Here is sneak peek https://github.com/journiv/journiv-app/issues/92#issuecomment-3535960988 Built in a way that we can easily make and keep backup without fiddling with docker.
It is listed in the post. There are tons. Please visit the website you will see all the features which are present and also ones being added.
Hello, no not as of now. Immich integration was done because I am a huge immich fan and user and I wanted to journal around my immich library media. A lot of immich community member also wanted it. I have never used Photoprism so I am not sure what it is and how it works. But if there is enough demand for it then it can be added. When I built immich integration I made it modular so I can plugin other media provider in future as needed.