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Welcome to Dashy, so glad you're here :) Deployment is super easy, and there are several methods available depending on what type of system you're using. If you're self-hosting, then deploying with Docker (or similar container engine) is the recommended approach.
Hey @vishalkadam7,
Sorry for the late response. If you've deployed to a static host, like Vercel, then there is no server-side code or Node server running, so actions which call a backend endpoint (saving config + rebuilding + server-side status checks) will not work unfortunately. This is documented a bit more in the Deployment --> Cloud Service docs.
The once exception is Netlify, as I've written cloud function endpoints for all the server-side endpoints, except for saving config and recompiling the app, which isn't possible to do.
Instead, after making changes, you'll need to copy the generated YAML and paste it into your conf.yml in your GitHub repo, then Vercel or Netlify will automatically rebuild and redeploy with your new changes. Sorry, I know that's not super ideal, but just a limitation of those services.
Thanks for the brief now I understand where I was wrong, I want to ask would it be possible to build dashy from the source code, I did try the docs provided by you but as a non developer I do understand few and I'll be even able to customise as required, but I'm stuck with the errors while building as there are couple of version conflicts one I solve the other comes in. Is there a particular branch that I should use for building for source code or it's the default branch
I'm trying to add dashy as a secondary workspace for my team and other individuals need very minimal options so I'll be customizing as required and disable or remove the once which are not required.
now I'm trying to convert this into a full-stack Next.js app with multi-tenancy. So that anyone can add there fav bookmarks which would be visible to all the Artists (users), or can have an option to make it public or private. easy access to all your bookmarks within a single interface.
Instead of building it from scratch I thought of using dashy. So I'm here to explore dashy. need support
This is my first opensource project as a non Developer professionally I'm a 3D VFX Artist
I could use other dashboards for minimal use case but I have tried almost everything they do not support workspace view.
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vishalkadam47 commentedon Feb 18, 2024
Can someone guide me please
CrazyWolf13 commentedon Feb 21, 2024
I sadly cannot really help you that much regarding the error. As I do not personally know vercel.
Please ensure you use this Template inside Vercel
https://vercel.com/new/project?template=https://github.com/lissy93/dashyLike in the wiki: https://dashy.to/docs/deployment#vercel
Have you done a rebuild?
vishalkadam47 commentedon Feb 21, 2024
Everything is done properly I even get the dashboard but after editing the config don't save,
And I'm not even able to build from the source code it shows some compatibility issues
CrazyWolf13 commentedon Feb 21, 2024
Just spun up Vercel, can confirm this issue.
Deploy errors:
A bit too many erros....
CrazyWolf13 commentedon Feb 21, 2024
Other actions like recompiling throw the same error, I guess there is a problem with writing to the conf file?
lissy93 commentedon Feb 24, 2024
Hey @vishalkadam7,
Sorry for the late response. If you've deployed to a static host, like Vercel, then there is no server-side code or Node server running, so actions which call a backend endpoint (saving config + rebuilding + server-side status checks) will not work unfortunately. This is documented a bit more in the Deployment --> Cloud Service docs.
The once exception is Netlify, as I've written cloud function endpoints for all the server-side endpoints, except for saving config and recompiling the app, which isn't possible to do.
Instead, after making changes, you'll need to copy the generated YAML and paste it into your conf.yml in your GitHub repo, then Vercel or Netlify will automatically rebuild and redeploy with your new changes. Sorry, I know that's not super ideal, but just a limitation of those services.
📝 Server-side limitations of Vercel deployments (#1465)
vishalkadam47 commentedon Feb 26, 2024
Thanks for the brief now I understand where I was wrong, I want to ask would it be possible to build dashy from the source code, I did try the docs provided by you but as a non developer I do understand few and I'll be even able to customise as required, but I'm stuck with the errors while building as there are couple of version conflicts one I solve the other comes in. Is there a particular branch that I should use for building for source code or it's the default branch
CrazyWolf13 commentedon Feb 26, 2024
Hi
Yeah for sure you can build dashy from the source. Even though I don't fully understand why you build from source without developer knowledge.
Dependencies:
Node 16.0 LTS
git
yarn
https://github.com/Lissy93/dashy?tab=readme-ov-file#deploying-from-source-
You can simple clone the github master branch with
git clone https://github.com/lissy93/dashyCd into dashy folder:
cd dashyinstall dependencies:
yarnBuild
yarn buildStart
yarn startvishalkadam47 commentedon Feb 26, 2024
I'm trying to add dashy as a secondary workspace for my team and other individuals need very minimal options so I'll be customizing as required and disable or remove the once which are not required.
I have built a basic workspace using html, css and little js.
https://vops-workspace.vercel.app/
now I'm trying to convert this into a full-stack Next.js app with multi-tenancy. So that anyone can add there fav bookmarks which would be visible to all the Artists (users), or can have an option to make it public or private. easy access to all your bookmarks within a single interface.
Instead of building it from scratch I thought of using dashy. So I'm here to explore dashy. need support
This is my first opensource project as a non Developer professionally I'm a 3D VFX Artist
I could use other dashboards for minimal use case but I have tried almost everything they do not support workspace view.