Apps are not being listed, an error message is presented: Occurred an Error Try Again.

Here is a screen shot: https://postimg.cc/mckprh6r

Support to Install, remove and run snap packages

Create a component to show a list of apps with a title.
The component input is an object with title of the section and the list of app of that section.
When an app in the section is clicked, the components must emit an event to parent component to handle that click

Create an component to represent an app in a list.
The component must be a card with image area an text area.
The component must show the icon, name, summary an store of the related app.

I love how we can install Flatpaks straight from App Outlet. But the install button is not available for me when it's a snap or appimage. I understand why it wouldn't be possible for appimages but aren't snaps installable through command line? Wouldn't there be a way to install snaps through App Outlet or is it in the works?

I as a user want to change the theme of the app to a dark version aiming to reduce eye strain.

When clicking on the Debian Package Download link, it takes me to this page: https://appoutlet.herokuapp.com/download/deb

The page just has this on it:

Application error
An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. If you are the application owner, check your logs for details. You can do this from the Heroku CLI with the command
heroku logs --tail

Add an seach bar on side menu.

The results of that should be showed in app list screen

A loading indicator should be showed when data is loading in the search result screen and when some type is selected on top bar

Create a sidebar that shows a list of categories.
The first item is fixed and called home.

"As a user, I want to be warned if the package of the App Outlet that I'm using is not able to install apps over the interface"

When the app is started, we have to verify if the running platform is allowed to execute shell commands. If we´re not able to do that, we have to show a popup to the user warning about this and recomending to use other packages if it wants to do that

App outlet does not work anymore (does not fetch any content). Also, all links on the website that point to Heroku resources are dead.
I am using App Outlet 1.2.0 (appimage).

Add the Possibility to collapse the side menu with a hamburger button

The text in the banner should be "A universal Linux app store" not "An universal linux app store"

I really like AppOutlet a lot. However, one thing that seems to be missing is the ability to see which apps you have actually installed. Currently you would need to go find the individual app and open it's info page where the user can see if it's installed or not.

It would be more beneficial if there were a category called "installed" which would list all apps installed with AppOutlet,

Crie uma release Tags "Continuous" e faça upload por lá isso vai permitir que seja criado links de download direto para o AppImage

I can only see 8 apps at a time on the right side.(1080 screen) This needs more scrolling and has less overview. The app icons are giant too. Way larger than app icons say in the Desktop App launcher. So they could go smaller.

Request: Zoom the results area only, with either Ctrl-Mousewheel or Ctrl +/-, or an option in settings for larger/medium/small display. Or by a slider UI element.

Benefit: If its possible to zoom out, you could spot what you are looking for quicker. Zoom back in on that, for more details or larger text.
This can't be replaced by searching as you may not know the name of the app. Search does not work within categories either.
Benefit: Small text is harder to read for older users.

Deploy and configure continuous integration for the app in:

• GitHub pages
  • Web
• GitHub releases
  • Web
  • Snap
  • AppImage
  • Debian package
  • Source code
• AppImageHub
• Snap store

Hello guys. Everyone knows that our icon is not so original. So, we're asking you for some help.
Please post below your suggestion of icon. We'll analyze them and choose one to be the new icon.

There are only 2 rules:

1. The main colour of the icon must be #6c4ac4 or some colour close to it
2. The icon must be distributed in some free license

Fell free to post how many icons you want!

(In portuguese / Em portugues)
E aí pessoal. Todo mundo sabe que o nosso icone lá tão original assim. Então estamos pedindo pela colaboração da comunidade enquanto a isso. Postem aqui abaixo sugestões de ícones que nós daremos uma olhada e escolheremos 1 para ser nosso novo ícone.

Existem apenas duas regras:

1. A cor predominante no ícone tem que ser #6c4ac4 ou alguma cor proxima a essa.
2. O ícone tem que ser distribuído sob alguma licença livre

Fique a vontade para postar quantos ícones você quiser!

Create a screen that show a list of apps
The screen must have a title, an app list and Four buttons on top bar: "All types", "Snap", "Flatpak" and "AppImage"

The old categories became tags. Now we have to create a new list of categories grouping several tags.

For example:

"Game": [
    "ActionGame",
    "Adventure",
    "AdventureGame",
    ....
]

The new list must be placed in the main menu

Depends on #3

Add 3 sections to the home screen: Recent updated, Recent added and Most popular apps.

There is no packages listed in Appimage and Snap sections.
There is only apps listed for flatpak section.
Is there a way to update the app list for all 3 app sources (Snap, flatpak and appimage)?
My linux distro is LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition)

Analyze adding support to progressive web apps.
Verify if it's possible to distribute PWA's related in https://pwa.rocks/

Support to Install, remove and run AppImage packages

It is technically impossible to create a fully functional version of the app outlet with Flatpak, you cannot install or download flatpak's and snaps, and AppImages will not run. the commit #79 will cut off this task

The result screen show reference to string placeholder {{query}}

Was found an error on App Outlet RPM package install:

Even after installing this dependency, the problem still persist

As I write this, the "Popular apps" category contains the following applications.

The flatpaks with their respective rough user-bases, based on publicly available data on flathub.

• Ciano (~500)
• Foliate (~600)
• Kdenlive (~6000)
• Nextcloud Client (~3000)
• Thunderbird (~800)
• Kodi (~1500)

The following AppImages, for which I have no data. Is there hard data about how "Popular" particular AppImages are, which might justify them being in this category? (a question for @probonopd probably).

• Delir
• Etcher

And finally these snaps, which as far as I know, haven't published install data. Other snaps likely have significantly more device installs than these though. But again, not all developers publish their data.

• instagramport
• tor-mkg20001

I don't know how the "Popular apps" section is populated in the application, but the applications look hand-picked, not data-based?

If they're based on data, where does that data come from? If they're hand-picked, perhaps the category should be renamed? Because "Popular" doesn't seem accurate.

Add a link on app icon near search bar that goes to home screen

" I as a user want to know and manage the running processes on app outlet"

Should be created a screen that allows the user to see all running process in process service.
The user should be able to cancel any running process.
The user should be able to retry a process if it fails.

Analyze the possibility of creating flatpak package from electron project or from the linux-unpacked folder (generated in the current build process).

jingle@jingle:~/Desktop$ app-outlet
[2060:0427/084910.798673:FATAL:setuid_sandbox_host.cc(157)] The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but is not configured correctly. Rather than run without sandboxing I'm aborting now. You need to make sure that /opt/App Outlet/chrome-sandbox is owned by root and has mode 4755.
追踪与中断点陷阱

using App.Outlet-1.2.1.AppImage
Fedora silverblue 31 gnome wayland

$ ./App.Outlet-1.2.1.AppImage
Fontconfig warning: "/usr/share/fontconfig/conf.avail/05-reset-dirs-sample.conf", line 6: unknown element "reset-dirs"
[18980:1107/173302.694442:ERROR:buffer_manager.cc(488)] [.DisplayCompositor]GL ERROR :GL_INVALID_OPERATION : glBufferData: <- error from previous GL command

"As a user, I want to know how I can support app outlet team reporting bugs, donating or codding"

Create a page that shows how the users can help the App Outlet team.

The page must have links to the issue tracker, building tutorial and donation platform links

Use https://www.npmjs.com/package/google-translate-api to translate app description

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A forma como você está colocando os arquivos de tradução não cobrem todo o programa o que impede a criação de uma ferramenta que automatize e/ou facilite a criação, além de que elas não estão sendo carregadas

Remove link from test server from environments

According to flatpak documentation, flatpak setup is not required in Linux Mint >=18.3 but App-Outlet request me to setup flatpak to install Peek in Linux Mint 19.2.
I installed App-Outlet (=1.1.0) using snap.

As a User, I want to see the details of the selected app. Title, descriptions screenshots and more. I want to access the available links about the app and any other data stored about that app

On search screen and on the home, when the user performs a click on the app card, it should open a new tab (or browser window if it is on the desktop app) to load the link in storeUrl field

Support for snap and flatpak looks awesome but bring support for Ubuntu/Debian repository apps and even rpm if possible

I'm on Arch and just tried using both the snap AND appimage versions of the program. I think this is an awesome idea, yet it seems that you can't actually INSTALL anything from the app? No matter what app I click on in the store, there is absolutely no option to install anything, the only options are usually to open the store page in my browser. Which would defeat the purpose, since from everything I've heard, the entire point of this app is to be a universal, distro-agnostic application search and INSTALL tool. Am I missing something, or can you not actually install anything from this app?