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All notable changes to this project are documented here. The format follows Keep a Changelog and the project uses Semantic Versioning.

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Added

  • Monorepo with server, panel, database and shared packages.
  • First-run setup that creates the admin account.
  • Admin login with argon2 password hashing, httpOnly session cookie and rate limiting.
  • Health endpoint and database migrations on start.
  • Single Docker image, docker-compose stack (Nocap, Postgres, Traefik) and install script.
  • CI for lint, typecheck, tests and build.
  • Neutral black and white panel theme in the style of shadcn/ui, with a light, dark and system switch.
  • Projects: create, search, rename and delete projects, with a confirm step before delete.
  • Sidebar with icons, user menu and breadcrumbs.
  • Landing page in apps/site, published to GitHub Pages.
  • Demo mode for the panel with a fake API in the browser, deployed to Vercel.
  • Website with Features, Roadmap (version tree) and Community (ideas with voting) pages, an interactive deploy graph and scroll animations.
  • Short install address: curl -fsSL https://get.nocapcloud.click | sudo sh.
  • Sign in with GitHub on the website to vote on ideas and suggest new ones without leaving the page. Ideas stay GitHub issues and votes stay 👍 reactions.
  • Founder section on the home page.
  • Applications from a Git repository or a Docker image, with deployments, live build logs, zero-downtime switch, domains with HTTPS, encrypted environment variables and app logs.
  • Dashboard with server CPU, memory and disk, and a Deployments page with project filter.
  • Git providers: a private GitHub App per install (manifest flow), GitLab tokens, private repositories, deploy on push with signed webhooks, and a deploy hook URL per app.
  • Settings page with the panel's public address.
  • One-click databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB and Redis, each with its own volume, a generated encrypted password, logs, start, stop and restart, and no public port.
  • Link a database to an app: the app gets the connection URL (DATABASE_URL and others) on every deploy, without copying secrets around.
  • Release command per app for migrations, with presets for Prisma, Drizzle, Django, Alembic, Laravel, Rails, Spring Boot and more. It runs before the switch; if it fails, the old version keeps serving.
  • Project page as a services view: apps and databases together, with live CPU and memory.
  • Deleting a project now also removes its containers and database volumes.