note-taking app in javascript (data is stored client-side in browser local storage) https://notes.ouvaton.org
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notes

Getting started

Launch index.html from your web server or try https://notes.ouvaton.org.

Your notes are stored in your browser local storage.

Usage

  • command palette: ctrl+shift+p
  • notes list: ctrl+p

Sync feature

To sync your notes in the cloud:

  • put the source files on your php server
  • browse index.html
  • paste your public and private PGP keys as a single file (passphrase is not supported)
  • refresh the page

Your data is always encrypted before reaching the server.

To protect your data file access by a password, edit settings.php and change $password variable. The password is sent from browser to server through a post http query, encrypted with ssl if enabled. It is stored unencrypted in your browser local storage and in the settings.php file on server side.

Cli tool

cd cli
python3 app.py

Requires python3, curl, gnupg and a text editor.

Export your data

You can download your notes in a single json data file, or as flat markdown files in a zip archive.