Docker management app for iOS written in SwiftUI.

Been using Harbour on my iPhone 11 Pro before it was even released as a TestFlight beta (sideloaded from github source). Love this project and happy to see that it's moving towards an app store release. One question though - I'm still on iOS 14 for work reasons, and cannot upgrade to iOS 15 yet. Is there any reason why the TestFlight build requires iOS 15 as the minimum compatible version? Any chance for iOS 14 being supported?

Describe the bug App show an error but there aren't any error error: Error! The data couldn't be read because it is missing

Details

• Device: 13,2 (12)
• OS: 15.6
• Harbour version v2.0.0#7
• Portainer version [e.g. 2.9.2]

**Container create command **: docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 --name=portainer --restart=always -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer-ce

Screenshots

Describe the bug Unable to login into the app.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

On LAN, after installing from TestFlight and trying to authenticate I provide Portainer URL (https://192.168.0.100:9000) the portainer admin username and password and all I get is a spinning loader. No error no login.

Access to Portainer using same credentials and url works fine from a lan browser. Expected behavior Able to login!

Details (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone 12Pro Max
• OS: iOS 15.1.1
• Harbour version: latest from TestFlight
• Portainer version: latesr

Container create command (if applicable): e.g. docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 --name=portainer --restart=always -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer-ce

Additional context Add any other context about the problem here.

Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Describe the bug Harbour is stuck at loading. When logging off and on again, all working fine. When the app is closed some time and want to reopen, it does not open. Stuck at loading , and on top “refreshing”

Expected behavior A working refresh and login

Details (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone 12 Pro
• OS: ios 15.1
• Harbour version 2.0.0(4)
• Portainer version: 2.11.0

Describe the bug Can not load endpoints after login. Same issue after every attempt. It looks as if the results returned by the endpoints interface cannot be parsed.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'Log in' page
2. Enter the correct url, credentials.
3. Click on 'Log in'
4. See error

Expected behavior A dashboard page of all endpoints after login.

Details:

• Device: iPhone 11
• OS: iOS 15.3
• Harbour version v2.0.0#5
• Portainer version 2.11.0

Additional context In my portainer instance there are three endpoints :

Endpoints interface return ：

[
  {
    "Id": 1,
    "Name": "hass.io",
    "Type": 1,
    "URL": "unix:///var/run/docker.sock",
    "GroupId": 1,
    "PublicURL": "",
    "TLSConfig": {
      "TLS": false,
      "TLSSkipVerify": false
    },
    "Extensions": [],
    "AzureCredentials": {
      "ApplicationID": "",
      "TenantID": "",
      "AuthenticationKey": ""
    },
    "TagIds": [],
    "Status": 1,
    "Snapshots": [
      {
        "Time": 1643508346,
        "DockerVersion": "20.10.9",
        "Swarm": false,
        "TotalCPU": 2,
        "TotalMemory": 2076291072,
        "RunningContainerCount": 14,
        "StoppedContainerCount": 0,
        "HealthyContainerCount": 0,
        "UnhealthyContainerCount": 0,
        "VolumeCount": 0,
        "ImageCount": 23,
        "ServiceCount": 0,
        "StackCount": 0,
        "DockerSnapshotRaw": {
          "Containers": null,
          "Volumes": null,
          "Networks": null,
          "Images": null,
          "Info": null,
          "Version": null
        },
        "NodeCount": 0
      }
    ],
    "UserAccessPolicies": {},
    "TeamAccessPolicies": {},
    "EdgeKey": "",
    "EdgeCheckinInterval": 5,
    "Kubernetes": {
      "Snapshots": [],
      "Configuration": {
        "UseLoadBalancer": false,
        "UseServerMetrics": false,
        "StorageClasses": [],
        "IngressClasses": [],
        "RestrictDefaultNamespace": false
      }
    },
    "ComposeSyntaxMaxVersion": "3.9",
    "SecuritySettings": {
      "allowBindMountsForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowPrivilegedModeForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowVolumeBrowserForRegularUsers": false,
      "allowHostNamespaceForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowDeviceMappingForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowStackManagementForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowContainerCapabilitiesForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowSysctlSettingForRegularUsers": true,
      "enableHostManagementFeatures": false
    },
    "LastCheckInDate": 0,
    "AuthorizedUsers": null,
    "AuthorizedTeams": null,
    "Tags": null
  },
  {
    "Id": 4,
    "Name": "cloud",
    "Type": 4,
    "URL": "http://127.0.0.1:0",
    "GroupId": 1,
    "PublicURL": "xxx.xxx",
    "TLSConfig": {
      "TLS": false,
      "TLSSkipVerify": false
    },
    "Extensions": [],
    "AzureCredentials": {
      "ApplicationID": "",
      "TenantID": "",
      "AuthenticationKey": ""
    },
    "TagIds": [],
    "Status": 1,
    "Snapshots": [
      {
        "Time": 1643450007,
        "DockerVersion": "20.10.12",
        "Swarm": false,
        "TotalCPU": 1,
        "TotalMemory": 2083811328,
        "RunningContainerCount": 4,
        "StoppedContainerCount": 1,
        "HealthyContainerCount": 0,
        "UnhealthyContainerCount": 0,
        "VolumeCount": 2,
        "ImageCount": 8,
        "ServiceCount": 0,
        "StackCount": 1,
        "DockerSnapshotRaw": {
          "Containers": null,
          "Volumes": null,
          "Networks": null,
          "Images": null,
          "Info": null,
          "Version": null
        },
        "NodeCount": 0
      }
    ],
    "UserAccessPolicies": {},
    "TeamAccessPolicies": {},
    "EdgeID": "xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    "EdgeKey": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    "EdgeCheckinInterval": 5,
    "Kubernetes": {
      "Snapshots": [],
      "Configuration": {
        "UseLoadBalancer": false,
        "UseServerMetrics": false,
        "StorageClasses": [],
        "IngressClasses": [],
        "RestrictDefaultNamespace": false
      }
    },
    "ComposeSyntaxMaxVersion": "3.9",
    "SecuritySettings": {
      "allowBindMountsForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowPrivilegedModeForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowVolumeBrowserForRegularUsers": false,
      "allowHostNamespaceForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowDeviceMappingForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowStackManagementForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowContainerCapabilitiesForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowSysctlSettingForRegularUsers": true,
      "enableHostManagementFeatures": true
    },
    "LastCheckInDate": 1643508545,
    "AuthorizedUsers": null,
    "AuthorizedTeams": null,
    "Tags": null
  },
  {
    "Id": 5,
    "Name": "nas",
    "Type": 2,
    "URL": "tcp://192.168.2.225:9001",
    "GroupId": 1,
    "PublicURL": "192.168.2.225",
    "TLSConfig": {
      "TLS": true,
      "TLSSkipVerify": true
    },
    "Extensions": [],
    "AzureCredentials": {
      "ApplicationID": "",
      "TenantID": "",
      "AuthenticationKey": ""
    },
    "TagIds": [],
    "Status": 1,
    "Snapshots": [
      {
        "Time": 1643508346,
        "DockerVersion": "20.10.3",
        "Swarm": false,
        "TotalCPU": 2,
        "TotalMemory": 10272227328,
        "RunningContainerCount": 7,
        "StoppedContainerCount": 4,
        "HealthyContainerCount": 1,
        "UnhealthyContainerCount": 0,
        "VolumeCount": 1,
        "ImageCount": 11,
        "ServiceCount": 0,
        "StackCount": 0,
        "DockerSnapshotRaw": {
          "Containers": null,
          "Volumes": null,
          "Networks": null,
          "Images": null,
          "Info": null,
          "Version": null
        },
        "NodeCount": 0
      }
    ],
    "UserAccessPolicies": {},
    "TeamAccessPolicies": {},
    "EdgeKey": "",
    "EdgeCheckinInterval": 5,
    "Kubernetes": {
      "Snapshots": [],
      "Configuration": {
        "UseLoadBalancer": false,
        "UseServerMetrics": false,
        "StorageClasses": [],
        "IngressClasses": [],
        "RestrictDefaultNamespace": false
      }
    },
    "ComposeSyntaxMaxVersion": "3.9",
    "SecuritySettings": {
      "allowBindMountsForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowPrivilegedModeForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowVolumeBrowserForRegularUsers": false,
      "allowHostNamespaceForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowDeviceMappingForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowStackManagementForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowContainerCapabilitiesForRegularUsers": true,
      "allowSysctlSettingForRegularUsers": true,
      "enableHostManagementFeatures": false
    },
    "LastCheckInDate": 0,
    "AuthorizedUsers": null,
    "AuthorizedTeams": null,
    "Tags": null
  }
]

I run Portainer with a self-signed SSL certificate. Would be handy to have an option (defaulted to "off") for ignoring certificate validation errors. I can't currently use Harbour because of this.

First off thanks for making this open source! The design is fantastic, it feels more useful, in a lot of ways, than Portainer because it's less intimidating and has a very crisp UI.

Describe the bug Whenever I select a container, then select one of the four options near the top (Mounts, Config, Network, or Logs), it successfully loads that screen, but after 1-5 seconds it kicks me out of that screen, back to the container view. ~~Here's a screen recording of the behavior~~ That link seems broken, try this instead

Additionally, and this is much more minor, but in the settings menu, when I click on the first option, which is the dropdown with my server name, it shows two identical instances of the server, and shows that they're both "in use". Screenshot

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Select any active container from the main menu
2. Select either "Mounts", "Network", "Config", or "Logs"
3. Wait

Expected behavior Allow browsing of these menus

Details (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone 12 Pro Max
• OS: iOS 15.4.1
• Harbour version v2.0.0#7 (Tried both TestFlight and Sideloaded)
• Portainer version 2.14.1

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Not related to any problem.

Describe the solution you'd like Widgets that show container status (online, stopped, crashed, whatever portainer knows)

Unrelated Not sure if it's on the feature list, but ram/cpu usage per container as well

Describe the bug Container details for type 2 do not load properly, only the log tab loads properly.

Details:

• Device: iPhone 11
• OS: iOS 15.3
• Harbour version v2.0.0#6
• Portainer version 2.11.1

Screenshots

Hi,

Hopefully you are already aware but the TestFlight version is going to expire in 9 days.

Is there maybe a new version with lots of goodies?

Many thanks

Describe the bug

The log cannot be displayed in Chinese.

Details (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone13
• OS: ios16.beta6
• Harbour version v2.0.0
• Portainer version 2.9.2

Container create command (if applicable): e.g. docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 --name=portainer --restart=always -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer-ce

Screenshots

Describe the solution you'd like The ability to manually update/recreate/repull images.

Describe alternatives you've considered Using the Portainer UI on mobile, which is definitely not ideal.

Describe the bug Login with "The data couldn't be read because it isn't in the correct format" error.

To Reproduce

1. Fill in portainer URL and access token
2. Click on login button
3. See error

Expected behavior Can successfully login

Details (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone 13 Pro
• OS: iOS 16.1
• Harbour version: lastest from Testflight
• Portainer version: lastest

Screenshots

The default container view of all stopped/running containers does not give the viewer any sense of context. Are all services healthy? Are all services up (i.e. 1/1, 3/3, or 9/9)? Is the environment good?

In the container world, I don't care about containers. Kittens vs Cattle. I want to know the environment is healthy, if the stacks are running, if the services are fully scheduled. That's "green" to me.

If I care about a container or diving deep, then let me drill down, but I feel my first layer view should tell me all the things I need to know. Seeing a list of containers, both stopped and running is confusing to know if "my environment is healthy or not". A list of containers is only useful when I have less than 5 containers and I know and care for all of them (kittens). In a "cattle" environment, I care about stacks, services, and health checks. I can't remember the names of all 36 of my running containers.

The stack details view has all the information I need to know I'm good.

All of my services are fully scheduled (1/1 and 3/3), and the last update was what I expected it to be. I don't need to look at any container because I know everything is up.

The Container logs are printed raw into the UI.

If logs contains ANSI Console Colors they are printed, instead the should be colored in the color of the color code.

normally it should by like this

Describe the bug I am entering my Portainer endpoint which is located at https://my.domain.com/portainer/ (trailing slash is important here) and add my credentials to login. I get the error message "Invalid URL" even though the endpoint works and I can login at that URL in the browser.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Login with an external HTTPS Portainer URL and subpath e.g. /portainer/ that ends in a trailing slash

Expected behavior I should be able to login with my external URL

Details (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone 12 Pro
• OS: iOS 15.3.1
• Harbour version v2.0.0#5
• Portainer version 2.11.1

Additional context If I enter the address without "https://" I get an endlessly spinning circle. If I enter my internal Container IP address and Port http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9000 I can login.

The Container is deployed normally with a docker compose file and exposed via Traefik. Though my current setup explicitly needs the URL to end in /portainer/ with the trailing slash.