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Currently it is not possible to an opsdroid instance running SSL.

Text in messages is currently centre aligned. Should be left.

• The text is shown without any indentations and white spaces while.
• Long urls are shown outside the chat box

I've only tested the big chunk of text in the shell and opsdroid desktop connector.

Notify the user when updates are available.

Environment

• OS - Ubuntu 20.04.01 LTS
• CPU - Ryzen 5 3500U (if that matters)
• Node - v10.22.1
• Gulp
  • CLI version: 2.3.0
  • Local version: 3.9.1

Issue

I followed the Development section under README.md as is, but on running gulp serve I get a blank screen and the following on my terminal:

thegeekylad@tgl-thinkpad:~/opsdroid-desktop$ gulp serve
[01:27:16] Using gulpfile ~/opsdroid-desktop/gulpfile.js
[01:27:16] Starting 'serve'...
[01:27:16] Starting 'compile'...
[01:27:16] Starting 'babel'...
[01:27:16] Starting 'sass'...
[01:27:16] Finished 'compile' after 9.6 ms
[01:27:16] Finished 'serve' after 30 ms
[2020-10-10T19:57:16.137Z] [electron-connect] [server] started electron process: 73811
[2020-10-10T19:57:16.138Z] [electron-connect] [server] server created and listening on 30080
[01:27:16] Finished 'sass' after 282 ms
[73843:1011/012716.624292:ERROR:buffer_manager.cc(488)] [.DisplayCompositor]GL ERROR :GL_INVALID_OPERATION : glBufferData: <- error from previous GL command

Any thoughts?

Hi,

I just watched https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wyIi_cpodE, the Getting started with opsdroid on ubuntu 16.04 video you did. I couldn't help but think that the installation instructions for ubuntu are not very straight forward. I recently heard about the new ubuntu snap thing, https://docs.snapcraft.io/snaps/intro. I wondered if it would be a better way of distributing opsdroid desktop.

I should qualify, I've only heard about this from a podcast, I don't know anything about how snaps work, or their limitation, or what's involved in making a snap.

Cheers,
Geoff

It's fine for reading as it's semi-transparent. However You can't highlight any text which sits behind it.

Build a linux (arm) binary on release.

If the user or the bot sends a link to an image it should be downloaded and shown inline.

A windows binary needs to be build on release. Probably using AppVeyor.

Build a linux (x64/32) binary on release. Probably using Travis.

Had to remove the windows app icon in #20 because of electron/rcedit#56.

We need to find a way of reinstating it.

It would be good to pull the bulk of this application out into a separate repository called opsdroid-web. This would contain the react web application which is used for chatting with opsdroid.

This repository would then use opsdroid-web as a dependency and simply wrap it in electron for use as a desktop application.

We could then also use opsdroid-web as a dependency in opsdroid and serve the same interface from the opsdroid web server.

Steps:

• Create a new repo and move the React application into it
• Remove/make optional the electron specific code like electron-settings and electron-connect.
• Create NPM and PyPI packages for the compiled React application (so we can keep Babel out of this project).
• Update this repo to use the new web package.
• Update opsdroid to use the new web package.

Currently opsdroid desktop assumes you are connecting to an opsdroid instance at localhost:8080.

It should be possible for the user to customise this. Probably by clicking the connection status indicator and showing a popup with a host and port field.

Hi,
I am trying to set up the opsdroid-desktop application, following the user guide here

I downloaded the latest release, and followed the exact installation steps.
I was able to correctly extract the files into /etc/opsdroid-desktop with no errors.

But when I try to run it, I get an error as follows:

abhishek@IP:~$ /etc/opsdroid-desktop/opsdroid-desktop
Gtk-Message: 19:02:59.896: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
(opsdroid-desktop:58271): Pango-ERROR **: 19:03:00.041: Harfbuzz version too old (1.3.1)
Trace/breakpoint trap (core dumped)

I did a little "Googling" and I could not come to a proper definitive solution to this one (probably because I am inexperienced with Node.js?), but I think this might have to do something with this electron issue.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Ab

Release file that I downloaded:
opsdroid-desktop-v0.2.7-linux-x64.tar.gz (the latest release from here)

System Details
OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Type: 64-bit
GNOME version: 3.36.2
Windowing System: X11