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Track and share your location in real time. Control and lock stolen or lost phones.
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Bug fixes and stability improvements in Onloc.
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Quick fixes.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/onloc-app/onloc-api/compare/1.2.3...1.2.4
- /api/health endpoint for service health checks
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Adds a health endpoint: /api/health
Minor fixes and improvements.
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Adds Wget to the container.
- Flash feature: sends a command to make device flash (toggles flashlight on/off)
- Multi‑platform build support added for ARM CPUs
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Supports the new "Flash" feature. This sends a command to your device to make it flash. In the Onloc mobile app, this is implemented as the flashlight that toggles on and off a few times.
This release also supports multi-platform builds. Onloc can now run on ARM CPUs.
Minor fixes and improvements.
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Supports the new features from the Android app.
- Download the new docker-compose.yml and Caddyfile from https://github.com/onloc-app/onloc-deployment/releases/latest.
- Back up current data before updating; restore it to the new database after deployment.
- All existing data will be lost on upgrade; manual backup and restore required.
- Device colors selectable by users
- Profile pictures for devices
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[!CAUTION]
This release will wipe all of your data!
You need to download the new docker-compose.yml and Caddyfile from https://github.com/onloc-app/onloc-deployment/releases/latest
Due to some errors I made in the past while changing Postgres from latest to version 16, the paths for data was broken and I never spotted it until today. This made it so new users that downloaded Onloc for the first time didn't get persistent data so after restarting the container all data was lost. This is now fixed and should not happen again in the future. I recommend backing up your current data before the update and add it to the new DB after.
This release adds colors to your devices (colors you can choose!) and profile pictures. The new features are pretty basic for now, but I felt like I needed to get this fix out as soon as possible.
- Better date handling in the locations controller
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Better date handling in the locations controller.
Minor fixes and improvements.
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Some small fixes for the new UI.
Bug fixes and stability improvements in Onloc.
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Bug fixes.
- Minimum Node.js version required to run the project.
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Now uses Node to run the project.
- New endpoint to lock devices using web sockets
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Adds a new endpoint to lock devices using web sockets.
- Changed variable names
- Changed event names
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Changed some variables and event names. Please update the UI and mobile app for everything to work smoothly.
Minor fixes and improvements.
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Adds some logic to handle default tiers and some code stuff like a linter.
- Swagger documentation generated for the complete set of API endpoints
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Adds Swagger docs for the API's endpoints.
- Admin‑defined tiers to limit per‑user device and location counts
- Ring command queue that triggers ringing when devices reconnect
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Adds tiers for admins to restrict how many devices and locations other users can have. Also adds a queue for ring commands so your devices can ring when they come back online!
Full Changelog: https://github.com/onloc-app/onloc-api/compare/1.0.4...1.1.0
- Added preferences configuration
- Added support for Home Assistant API keys
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Added preferences and api keys. Spoiler: the api keys are for Home Assistant! You'll see soon...
Full Changelog: https://github.com/onloc-app/onloc-api/compare/1.0.3...1.0.4
- Adds Bonjour to easily find the server on a network
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Adds Bonjour to easily find the server on a network.
- Server handles ring commands from UI and forwards them to devices using WebSockets
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The server now handles ring commands from the UI and sends them to the devices using WebSockets.
Routine maintenance release for Onloc.
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Brand new API.