koillection VS Christmas-Community

Maybe something like that : https://github.com/benjaminjonard/koillection with an additionnal field "rating"?

If anyone wanted to host a pretty functional database themselves on a Pi or similar, I'd recommend Koillection

Try https://github.com/koillection/koillection

First, no, that cannot currently be done. It would require the developer to write a whole new section. Second, there are plenty of other apps that would serve your needs likely better. If you're collecting physical movies (like DVDs), check out Koillection, and if it's digital movie files, try Plex, tinyMediaManager, or Radarr.

* To-do lists, like trello - move items through a workflow - backlog/doing/done.

You could invite collaborators to view/edit, add images/video, make lists public/private, make fields mandatory/optional, import/export to common formats etc.

Kind of like koillection(https://github.com/koillection/koillection/) mixed with an Amazon wish list if that makes sense?

I think it's possible to achieve something similar with other more general tools like Airtable, Nocodb, GSuite etc but they're less focussed on lists and you have to do a bit of work to get them looking presentable.

Just wondering if anyone else would find this useful and what they might want from it.

Koillection - it has a loan table

Other apps like nocodb and koillection itself are powerful but too general to handle a wish list workflow which needs to be able to invite external users to edit data in a specific way.

Apart from Snipe-IT, if you want something simpler you can loot at: https://github.com/koillection/koillection

I've been looking for a solution, too, that I can get the whole family to use. Christmas Community works well. But if love to find user-friendly alternatives to try out.

Christmas-Community this one is good too.

I would love an IOS app for Mealie (there is one for android, but not for IOS) or an IOS app for Wingysam's Christmas Community .

I ended up creating an app for it a few years ago: https://github.com/Wingysam/Christmas-Community

I think your error comes from the fact, that you opened the conter command line and executed another npm start command. This command is already run at container startup as the entrypoint script shows you on the last line. As you run another npm start it tries to bind the port 80 a second time and ultimately fails because of the conflict. (everything i described is happening within the container)

The only thing I have found and didn't have time to setup for this year was this: https://github.com/Wingysam/Christmas-Community which appears to be actively developed!