Is it possible to add your packages as a repository on my NAS?

[marcofranssen]

Is it possible to add your packages as a repository to my NAS or can I only do the manual downloads?

[BenjV]

No you have to download it and do a manual install.
I don't have a server to host a repository, so I use github for the distribution.

[marcofranssen]

Maybe you can utilize github pages to act as a repository. I have done same with K8s Helm packages for example.

Just publish the packages in github pages using the required folder structure. You can automate this using Github actions.

[BenjV]

Do you have a link to that so I can have a look what has to be done?

I it not a big deal because all the packages I made do updates by themselves, so normally I almost never have to publish updates.

[marcofranssen]

will share the blog I followed as a starting point as the repo is private.

https://dev.to/jamiemagee/how-to-host-your-helm-chart-repository-on-github-3kd

Basically you add an action that commits some files into a gh-pages branch whenever you tag a commit with a version. I'm not sure what file/folder structure is required for synology repositories. Neither if there is some metadata.json or something like that required. Also that could be generated in such action using bash.