F-Droid is an app-store that hosts free and open source android apps for download (like google play but only for FOSS), which builds apps directly from source code, so apps are matching source code and are transparent. If you published your app to F-Droid. i think that the number of users will increase as it's very convenient, findable and easy to update. Most of the FOSS android apps are on F-Droid as far as i know and it's great!

• F-Droid documentation for developers: instructions

• If you're fine with publishing it on F-Droid, you could create a Request for Packaging.

• Requests for packaging: RFP

I'm new to docker and portainer I currently run most of my applications in LXC containers on a proxmox host but I have been experimenting with docker and portainer over the past week. After a google search I came across your app as I wanted a quick way of accessing portainer from my smartphone or tablet like I do for proxmox instead of going through the web interface. I realised I couldn’t connect to my portainer instance due to not having port 9000 open and after consulting the portainer documentation on www.portainer.io they say

“Portainer added support for HTTPS in mid 2021 (Port 9443) and we recommend that no one uses Port 9000 any longer, so please upgrade to a Portainer version that supports 9443 (or just use the most recent version of Portainer, which is currently 2.11.1).”

I'm assuming this is for security reasons so I am unable to try / use the app and wondered if there were any plans for supporting port 9443 in the future.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

If you decide to make your app available to f-droid, you could make it easy to update to experimental versions to report the functionality, any new bugs etc.

Describe the solution you'd like

Upload alpha/beta releases, apks to Github/Fdroid. Other app makers are also doing so, and it's really nice because you can get all app versions from one place where you get them anyways.

• Example of K-9 mail app on Github (pre-release)

• Example of K-9 mail app on Fdroid, where the recommended version is the stable one which by deafult installs when installing an app, but pre-release can be installed manually.

It looks like having F-Droid automatically pick up the latest version will always update the recommended version (CurrentVersion), too. See https://f-droid.org/docs/Build_Metadata_Reference/#UpdateCheckMode

For example, K-9 Mail's (beta) releases are manually added to F-Droid by creating a merge request to its fdroiddata repository. Example: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/merge_requests/8905

They're doing this manually. But I guess there's no reason why this can't be automated.

However, a nicer solution would probably be to add something like an UnstableUpdateCheckMode to F-Droid. That could add a release but not update CurrentVersion, making it an "unstable" version. It would enable projects to e.g. use a different tag scheme for test versions.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently, there is no issue templates in this repository, like the one this issue is using with titles for context, which means that issues are not as organized or convenient to understand.

Describe the solution you'd like Implement Issue templates, like this one for example, so users can insert info in pre-determined questions, so they can make better issues.

Here is a general idea and documentation on how to implement it: GitHub docs - issue templates

Describe alternatives you've considered This can be done ether as a text-based template, or a sort of a form. I think that the text based version offers more freedom when creating an issue.

Additional context Screenshot example, this is a selection window, that displays after selecting "New Issue" on Github:

Is your feature request related to a problem?

If you decide to include the app to F-Droid, there won't be any no visible window with the latest changes when you open your app's page in F-Droid.

Describe the solution you'd like

Add changelog text into a window above the description when you open the fdroid app repo.

Some tips:

F-Droid looks for metadata in the app’s source repo. The supported formats for this metadata are borrowed from popular projects that automate uploading this metadata to Google Play Store.

The one in your example corresponds to Fastlane Supply and is documented here. All formats supported by F-Droid are listed here

Additional context

This would be a great option to quickly see the new changes and many apps use this method.

Example of the changelog structure:

└── fastlane
    └── metadata
        └── android
            ├── en-US
            │   └── changelogs
            │       ├── default.txt
            │       ├── 100000.txt
            │       └── 100100.txt
            └── fr-FR
                └── changelogs
                    ├── default.txt
                    └── 100100.txt

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Currently there's no donating information, if users want to show appreciation that way and help fund your time.

Describe the solution you'd like

Add a Donations section to the readme and some buttons below as where to donate to your project.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Here are some platforms that can be used for donations:

• OpenCollective -- example
• LiberaPay -- example
• Github Sponsors
• PayPal
• Ko-fi
• Patreon
• Flattr
• BountySource

Displaying a sponsor button in your repository: link A handy list of donate buttons

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Having a few containers can be frustrating to find what your looking for.
In my case i have 23 containers at the moment, try to find what container i want can be difficult some times.

Describe the solution you'd like An option to quick search containers by name.

Describe alternatives you've considered Filter container by status (running, stopped), by tapping on status on the top.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Sometimes it's not so much important to see the whole log entry on the screen, as to observe multiple log entries together, next to each other. Like it used to be shown in text files (classic logs)

Describe the solution you'd like It would be really cool to have a switch (for example next to 'Auto scroll') which would disable word wrap for log entries. If it's flipped, the logs would be rendered in one line with a horizontal scroll bar. It would allow one to see way much more log entries within one screen

Also, perhaps the margin between the log entries can be reduced (a config setting?)

Describe alternatives you've considered Sometime turning your screen to horizontal orientation can help a bit, but not dramatically.

Additional context For example, with reduced margin and with word wrap disabled this screen could fit ~18 log entries instead of 5:

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. To some extent. I use prefixes for some of may container names. Like "solutionName-microServiceName". Due to the length, the container names are abbreviated with ... in the container tiles on the main screen.

Because of that, multiple containers appear with exactly the same name (like "solutionNa..."), which makes it hard to differentiate them.

Describe the solution you'd like Perhaps just word wrap inside the container tiles on the main screen, so that the overflown text could still be seen on new lines (may be a config switch?)

Describe alternatives you've considered Renaming my containers, but tbh I'd rather keep the existing names as it follows the hierarchy

Additional context

P.S.: The app is amazing! Thank you so much for making it!

Describe the bug I have 5 docker servers and when I try to switch, I can see the list but tapping on any item does nothing. The list disappears and I am left with the previously set server.

It started happening with the latest version installed - 1.1.1

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to "menu" while the app is open
2. Click on "Endpoints"
3. Scroll down to "any server of your choice"
4. Tap the chosen one
5. Nothing happens

Expected behavior I expect to see the other server's docker containers but nothing happens

Screenshots N/A

Desktop (please complete the following information): N/A

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• OS: Android 12
• Browser: Vivaldi
• Version: 5.5.2807.33

Additional context not at this point

Hi there!

Just tried your app. The screenshots are nice, however I wasn't able to log in to my portainer with self-signed certificate from local.

I guess the issue must have appeared due to the certificate (tried another app - AndroTrainer with the error in certificate).

Could you add support for self-signed certs?