It would be great if we can keep the app available even if it is not supported.
If the app is going to be discontinued, is there any chance to add an option to set the name without the semantic phrases since it will not be possible to update them anymore. At least this way we can generate the periods ahead of time before the app is disabled.
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Sending you a pm @cannibalflea
After play ground a bit long with this, It work with single date only. What if i have an entity with Date range field (Example 21/09/2023 → 23/09/2023), do we have any way can get all those Period (21/09/2023 22/09/2023 23/09/2023) instead of just 1 variable: 21/09/2023 ?
I’m not sure I understand the issue. Looking at your formula, the Date field in the Transaction database is not a date range, is it?
Here’s an example,
I set automation like this
I got an entity with Date Range (25/09/2023 → 28/09/2023)
but the result only get the start date of date range only
I wanna the results like this: each days in date range can be linked ! Not only days, The week, the month, the quarter, the year should be displayed if it’s different with the start date in date range @Chr1sG
Your formula is asking Fibery to return any Periods where
Test 5 start date >= Period start date
AND
Test 5 start date <= Period end date
If the Test 5 start date is 25/09/2023, then it should not return 26/09, 27/09 or 28/09 since the first statement is not true.
Maybe you meant
Test 5 end date >= Period start date
AND
Test 5 start date <= Period end date
?
Hi Chris, any news on this matter? I’ve just come across this topic and wanted to give it a try and noticed the app discontinued 
We got some useful feedback from those who experimented with the custom app, but for the time being, we haven’t settled on the best way forward with respect to representation of dates/times/periods within Fibery.
As it stands, we are not continuing to make the app available, but I would be willing to share the source code in case you wanted to consider self-hosting.
Yes please! I’d love to give it a try on premise! Many thanks!
Sent you a PM
Hit me up too! Also, self hosting??? You guys have that available?
I meant that you could use a service like render, railway or heroku to host the app yourself.
Fibery itself is not self-hostable - but custom Fibery integrations apps need to live on a server of yours somewhere, because they are not part of Fibery.
@Chr1sG would it be possible to share the source code with the wider community? I have had a bunch of ideas on building a few integration apps and the more examples we have, I think the easier it gets to see how to do things.
Appreciate all your help as always
