Ich habe schon seit einigen Monaten überlegt, eine Inventarverwaltung für unser neues Haus zu schreiben, weil ich nichts passendes gefunden habe.
Anforderungen war, Lagerorte (verschachtelt, also Keller -> Werkzeugkeller -> Regal 1 etc.), Foto als Anhang und ne vernünftige Suche.
Ich denke ich bin mit dem zufällig aufgetauchten HomeBox fündig geworden.
Wenn mein Server die neueste Version bekommt geht auch OIDC.
I've been working on custom #MCP tools to better tie my stuff together. It's connected to the Assist functionality in #HomeAssistant allowing me to do things like:
- add items to grocery/personal/household to-do lists.
- check or update quantities of items in my #HomeBox inventory
- ask for weather forecasts for anywhere
newby: questions
I just started HomeBox (mostly for managing items in storage, but at the same time we are starting to catalog other items in the home) I have a few questions: 1. I notice that locations do not get an ID like items/Assets do. Is there a reason why? I think it would be useful 2. Also, one can apparently not add images of locations. Any reason why? 3. I have started by defining several boxes (in which we store goods) as locations, because that seemed to make more sense than tagging them as items (with contents as sub-items) This allows me to later just attach the box/suitcase etc to another parent location and all items inside will move along with it.This is the main reason why I want images and IDs for locations too. particularly also to be able to use the ID on a printed label for the location (boxes, shelves etc) Is anyone else doing this, or are there reasons not to do this? Re Ids. I think it would be good to have the ability to define several namespaces for IDs, (by defining a pattern etc) and then have the ability to assign the ‘next if from namespace X’ to each item. (with separate spaces for locations and items , but the ability to override that). And HB should remember the last used namespace to draw the next free number form . The idea behind separate nemaspaces is to eg have one for each person’s private items, for rooms, boxes, shelves etc.
Dank der Anleitung von @FuzzyMistborn nutze ich nun @homebox in Kombination mit @homeassistant und es hat noch nie so viel Spaß gemacht Ordnung zu schaffen (und Etiketten zu drucken ;)).
https://youtu.be/2K0yaDvrYts?si=EwmnUoVxGa3cAh6S
Oder wer es lieber in Buchstaben-Form mag:
Homebox v0.23.0 đã chính thức phát hành! 🎉
Loại bỏ hỗ trợ 32-bit, thêm tính năng Collections (quản lý nhiều bộ sưu tập riêng biệt), quản lý người dùng cơ bản, giới hạn tần suất đăng nhập để bảo mật hơn, tối ưu bộ nhớ khi tải file và nhập CSV, MQTT client có sẵn trên Docker. Không thể quay lại phiên bản cũ do thay đổi cấu trúc SQL – hãy sao lưu trước khi cập nhật! Roadmap v1 đang tiến triển tốt.
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Homebox V0.23.0 Released!
Homebox v0.23.0 released! Homebox is proud to announce the release of version v0.23.0! But first, what is Homebox? Homebox [https://homebox.software/] is the inventory and organization system built for the Home User! With a focus on simplicity and ease of use. Homebox is the perfect solution for your home inventory, organization, and management needs. About the update We have officially released v0.23.0 and at the same time are continuing to make progress towards v1 (stable). This release covers a range of new features and bug fixes, including: * Removal of 32-bit Support - Starting with this release, Homebox is no longer available in 32bit forms, this include ARMv7 and older, and x86 processors. * Collections - Users can now be part of multiple collections; each collection is entirely separate and unique. This gives users more flexibility than ever when managing inventories, especially across different homes or shared spaces. * User Management - Along with collections, we’ve added some basic user management capabilities for collections. This is not yet full blown “Super User” type management, but it does make things a little bit easier. * Authentication Rate Limiting - We’ve also introduced a new rate limiting middleware for authentication requests, helping to further secure Homebox against brute force attacks. * Better Memory Management - Attachment uploads now use less memory thanks to improved optimizations in handling. Additionally, CSV imports no longer read the entire file just to determine a delimitator (which caused both memory and performance issues) * MQTT Client Now Available in Docker Containers - The MQTT client is now available in the regular and rootless docker containers, Hardened docker containers do not have the MQTT client due to the distroless nature of that container image. * … And much more! You can see a full list of changes here: Changelog [https://github.com/sysadminsmedia/homebox/compare/v0.22.3...v0.23.0] Note We’re changing our release cycle to be more consistent and to have more testing, you can read more about it here: Homebox Testing and Release Changes [https://blog.homebox.software/homebox-testing-and-release-changes/] Caution You can not revert back to a previous version of Homebox after upgrading to this release due to SQL > schema changes. Always ensure that you have functioning backups before upgrading. What about V1…? Great news! We’re making some solid progress towards a v1 release, and have documented our roadmap update here: Homebox v1 Roadmap: Update [https://sysadminsjournal.com/homebox-v1-roadmap-update/] Follow the Homebox journey * On Discord: https://discord.homebox.software/ [https://discord.homebox.software/] * On the web: https://homebox.software/ [https://homebox.software/] * On Github: https://git.homebox.software/ [https://git.homebox.software/] * Demo: https://demo.homebox.software/ [https://demo.homebox.software/] * Translate Homebox: https://translate.sysadminsmedia.com/ [https://translate.sysadminsmedia.com/]
Homebox v0.23.0 Release Candidate 1 Available
Following our new release cycle (which you can read about on our blog [https://blog.homebox.software/homebox-testing-and-release-changes/]) we’re making the first release candidate available for the v0.23.0 release. Some of the new features in this release include: - Collections, essentially the ability to easily share your inventory and manage multiple inventories with a single account. - Renaming labels to tags (to reduce confusion with item labels). - Lots of bug fixes :) > BACKUPS > > Always backup homebox before updating versions, especially for release candidates. Generally we would recommend not using the release candidate for any production servers in case of critical bugs. You can see the full changelog and binary downloads: https://github.com/sysadminsmedia/homebox/releases/tag/v0.23.0-rc.1 [https://github.com/sysadminsmedia/homebox/releases/tag/v0.23.0-rc.1] If your using docker you can update your version to 0.23.0-rc.1. If you encounter any bugs or have any feedback on the release candidate feel free to share it here, on discord [https://discord.homebox.software/] or on github [https://git.homebox.software/]!
Homebox Companion v2.2.0 đã ra mắt với tính năng AI Chat mới! 🚀
Giờ đây bạn có thể quản lý kho đồ tự host bằng ngôn ngữ tự nhiên:
- Hỏi "Pin AA ở đâu?"
- Yêu cầu "Chuyển máy khoan vào xưởng"
- Kiểm tra "Có bao nhiêu món đồ?"
AI tự động xử lý truy vấn đọc, nhưng luôn xin phép bạn trước khi tạo/cập nhật/xóa dữ liệu để đảm bảo an toàn. Tính năng vẫn đang thử nghiệm.
#Homebox #AI #SelfHosted #InventoryManagement #OpenSource #QuảnLýKho #TựHost
🆕 Now available on PikaPods: Homebox
Homebox is an open-source app for organising and tracking inventories without spreadsheets or proprietary lock-in.
It’s easy to deploy on PikaPods 👉 https://www.pikapods.com/
Always happy to support useful new open-source tools like this.
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