caravan-bitcoin / caravan-bitcoin/caravan

Get caravan in Umbrel's app store

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Description

UmbrelOS is a self-hosted operating system designed to run on devices like Raspberry Pi or dedicated servers, making it easy for users to host their own personal server and run apps for privacy, Bitcoin, and more. It features an app-store-like interface for installing open-source software with one click. This app store itself is open source and submissions can be made here -- https://github.com/getumbrel/umbrel-apps.

Updating the coordinator as well to one click or preload a connection to the bitcoin node running on the umbrel would also be great, since otherwise configuring the node may prove difficult. If there is no pre-configuration that can done (which sometimes happens with umbrel apps) you can always include instructions like node connect instructions in the description field of the app submission itself.

Lastly, in version 1.4 of UmbrelOS they released a file system feature where you can now save files to your umbrel from the cloud. Being able to fetch and import a configuration file from this file system would make for a seamless umbrel native caravan experience.

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Research direction

Start by reviewing Umbrel's app submission process and Caravan's configuration and Bitcoin node connection flow. Determine whether the request covers packaging Caravan, preloading node settings, and importing configuration files from Umbrel's filesystem; done requires an agreed scope and a working Umbrel app submission.

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Assessment

Tech stack
raspberry-pi
Domain
infrastructure
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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