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- Updated the status component template to include a new trigger for task status checks. - Modified the status component's Go implementation to reflect the new trigger in the HTML output. - Improved the UpdateIssue handler to conditionally set the assignee based on form input. - Enhanced the dashboard template to include a new dependencies section for issues, allowing users to add dependencies dynamically. - Refactored the dashboard's issue rows to utilize JavaScript functions for rendering status, type, and priority badges, improving maintainability and readability.
LazyOS Build Directory
This directory contains files for building the LazyOS desktop environment - a containerized web-based desktop for running the LazyPM survey system.
Contents
- Dockerfile - Container definition based on LinuxServer Webtop
- setup-desktop.sh - Initialization script that creates desktop shortcuts
- survey - Survey binary (copied from bin/ during build)
LazyOS Overview
LazyOS provides a browser-based desktop environment where users can run the LazyPM survey tasks in an isolated container.
It's useful for:
- Running the survey system in a controlled environment
- Providing a desktop-like experience through a web browser
- Testing the survey interface without local setup
Building LazyOS
From the project root:
make os-build
This will:
- Build the survey binary
- Copy it to this directory
- Build the Docker image tagged as
lazyos:latest
Running LazyOS
make os-run
Access the desktop environment at http://localhost:3000
The container exposes :3000 for http and :3001 for https
Stopping LazyOS
make os-stop
This stops and removes the lazyos container.
Dockerfile Details
The Dockerfile:
- Uses
lscr.io/linuxserver/webtop:latestas base - Installs gcompat and libc6-compat for binary compatibility
- Copies the survey binary to
/usr/local/bin/survey - Includes setup-desktop.sh for desktop shortcut creation
Desktop Setup
The setup-desktop.sh script runs on container startup and:
- Creates a Desktop folder for the 'abc' user
- Creates a desktop shortcut named "PM Survey"