An alternative note taking app that allows you to easily take notes and share them to the public.
I used chatgpt/perplexity to help me debug some issues, but not full outright write entire chunks of code.
I added a way to filter specific notes that have special attributes to them
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I made notepane more cross compatible with docker or vercel deployments. This is due to the adapter it uses which generates different build files
I also made a bunch of nice changes to the singular pane urls that only display one note for a unique url. It can now show metadata of the text to allow previewing on other social media platforms (like discord). The size is also defaulted to a bit bigger
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My original check to see whether if the import was a google keep or a notepane export was unsafe, so i made it safe so it doesn’t crash
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I transitioned from railway to a supabase and vercel stack for my public version of notepane, and also added a way to import notepane exports for infinite recursion.
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I built a note taking app that is an alternative to google keeps. Not only is it better, but also is able to share notes through urls. I learned so many things like creating my own Docker apps which I’ve only used (self-hosting media servers/etc) but never made fully. It is based on svelte/postgres and can backup the database every 24 hours. Super proud that it can run all of these services with just one command. docker compose up
I fixed my dockerfile and compose.yaml to actually build production correctly, and also added a database backup feature. It can now run on my raspberry pi!!!
Apart from a bunch of docker stuff, i also added mobile support which was a little complicated as it also touched on some js stuff. (resizing etc)
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I added a super important feature to import my notes from google keeps. It should keep all the contents of the notes as well as its creation and modification date.
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I added the essential dark mode, it uses tailwind’s dark: and css vars to achieve this
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I added a navbar that allows easy navigation to pages and logging in and out. Also a bunch of css too
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I standardized my endpoints to return the right http codes, and i finally started working on css!!!
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Finally, I added the last “pinned” attribute to notes and put a simple ratelimit to stop bruteforce attacks on endpoints
I can now work on css woohoo
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I added pretty much all the rest of the endpoints and the modify panel. Its a bunch of postgres hood stuff and type checking and parsing to make sure everything is good
still not ready for css lol
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I added postgres stuff with the endpoints needed for my frontend to communicate to. super solid.
still not ready for css yet
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I added the auth endpoints to authenticate logins and page access for /notes which is private
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Today I learned 5173 means VITE (5 = V in Roman numerals, 1=I,7=T,3=E)!