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🌟 Soluify™ - App Ally 🌟

Effortlessly Manage All Your Non-Docker Self-Hosted Applications with a Single Command

app-ally


Features 🚀

  • Easy Application Management: Start, stop, and restart applications with simple commands.
  • Live Logs 📜: View real-time logs for each application.
  • Batch Operations 🔄: Start or stop all applications at once.
  • Tmux Integration 🖥️: Manage applications in isolated tmux sessions.
  • User-Friendly CLI 🛠️: Intuitive command-line interface with typewriter-style branding.
  • Configuration Management 🗃️: Easily configure applications using a JSON file.
  • Gradient Branding 🎨: Enjoy a visually appealing gradient effect in the CLI.

Requirements 📋

To run App Ally, ensure you have the following dependencies installed:

  • Python 3.6+
  • colorama library
  • tmux (terminal multiplexer)

You can install the required Python library using pip:

pip install colorama

Configuration ⚙️

App Ally uses a config.json file to manage application configurations. Below is an example of how to structure this file:

Example config.json

{
    "applications": {
        "example1": {
            "start_command": "cd '/path/to/example1' && sudo npm start",
            "log_file": "/tmp/example1.log"
        },
        "example2": {
            "directory": "/path/to/example2",
            "start_command": "cd '/path/to/example2' && sudo node server/server.js",
            "log_file": "/tmp/example2.log"
        }
    }
}

Explanation

  • example1: An example application with a start command that changes the directory and starts the application using npm start. Logs are stored in /tmp/example1.log.
  • example2: Another example application with a specified directory and a start command that uses node to start a server. Logs are stored in /tmp/example2.log.

Usage 💻

Starting the Application

To start the App Ally, simply run:

python app_ally.py

Available Commands

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Example Commands

  • Start an application:

    start example1
  • Stop an application:

    stop example1
  • View logs of an application:

    view example1
  • List all applications:

    list
  • Add a new application:

    add
  • Remove an application:

    remove example1

Possible Feature Roadmap 🛤️

Here are some potential features App Ally could use:

  1. 🔲Web Interface 🌐: A web-based dashboard to manage applications.
  2. 🔲Notification System 🔔: Email or SMS notifications for application status changes.
  3. 🔲Advanced Logging 📊: Enhanced logging capabilities with filtering and searching.
  4. 🔲User Roles and Permissions 🔐: Role-based access control for managing applications.
  5. 🔲Integration with CI/CD 🔄: Seamless integration with CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments.
  6. 🔲Resource Monitoring 📈: Monitor resource usage (CPU, memory) for each application.
  7. 🔲Backup and Restore 💾: Automated backup and restore functionality for application data.

Contributing 🤝

We welcome contributions from the community. If you have suggestions, bug reports, or feature requests, please open an issue or submit a pull request on our GitHub repository.

License 📜

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact 📧

For any inquiries or support, please contact Soluify™.


💰 Donations

If you find our work useful and would like to support us, feel free to make a donation using the addresses below:

  • BTC (Bitcoin): bc1qxjpfszwvy3ty33weu6tjkr394uq30jwkysp4x0
  • ETH (Ethereum): 0xAF3ADE79B7304784049D200ea50352D1C717d7f2

Thank you for your support!


By using App Ally, you agree to the terms and conditions outlined by Soluify™. Happy managing!


GitHub Repository Structure

App-Ally/
├── app_ally.py
├── config.json
├── README.md
└── LICENSE

License

Apache License
Version 2.0, January 2004
http://www.apache.org/licenses/

By following these instructions, you can easily set up and manage your self-hosted applications using App Ally. For more information and updates, visit our GitHub repository or contact us @ Soluify™.

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