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add confirmation message when delete is clicked #395

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@Whiterid Whiterid commented Feb 4, 2020

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Delete button is really dangerous #391

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would love to see this merged cuz... agreed. no confirmation is a bit dangerous.

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+1

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mathematicalmichael commented Mar 29, 2020

hey. so, I got @Whiterid's code built using npm/node installed locally on an x86_64 ubuntu 18.04 machine and was running it successfully off a mounted exfat drive. I've never built something in node before so it was a bit of a trick to figure out how to get all the dependencies installed on my machine, but it wasn't too hard to figure out. I used that build to create a new docker imags no problem

I then got a raspi 4B+ (armv7) and copied the resulting repo (dist and some other such build files that aren't tracked) over to the pi. I swapped the header in the Dockerfile to be arm32v7/node and successfully built the docker image with this PR's contribution and can confirm it works flawlessly on the raspberry pi. (all that is to say I didn't need node installed on the pi).

For anyone else coming by... you can avoid building by pulling my docker images, here are the resulting paths I pushed to:
mathematicalmichael/droppy:x86 (latest)
mathematicalmichael/droppy:arm32v7 (pi4)

thank you so much @Whiterid !!!

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mathematicalmichael commented Mar 29, 2020

also, despite the README saying that silverwind/armhf-droppy supports ARMv7, I found that I couldn't get it working on the pi 4. I got it running and logged in, but there was a perpetual loading screen on the homepage after login. I would suggest building from the arm32v7/node base if you're shooting for the 4. perhaps the arm32v6 base would support the older models.

EDIT: looks like the perpetual loading screen was due to Safari issues, like #340 #248 perhaps. Avoided by using full IP instead of local domain name. I just got droppy built on the pi zero (incredibly there was enough memory), and can now confirm that all three flavors of this PR are functional and accessible (through firefox)!!!

The arm32v6/node docker image was indeed the correct one for the pi zero architecture.
uploaded to mathematicalmichael/droppy:arm32v6 (pi/zero)

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@silverwind pinging you because this adds value to the project and the delete button is really scarry.

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Hi @mathematicalmichael !

I can't pull your docker image.
i try: docker pull mathematicalmichael/droppy

I got this message:
Using default tag: latest Error response from daemon: manifest for mathematicalmichael/droppy:latest not found

i'm on linux debian 9.

Ty for your response. And ty to your job too.

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mathematicalmichael commented Apr 1, 2020

@Whiterid oh that's my bad
https://hub.docker.com/r/mathematicalmichael/droppy/tags
at this time it looks like I only pushed my ARM images. let me go ahead and push the x86/latest one. apologies.

all props belongs to you for doing this PR. I just made sure it built cross-platform.
Still weird that Safari doesn't play nice with it but oh well.

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Whiterid commented Apr 3, 2020

@mathematicalmichael you rocks !

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@silverwind any thoughts about the confirmation for delete option??

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Brazier85 commented Sep 10, 2020

Please add this function. Without it's way to dangerous to use droppy on a prod system.

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