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

notes

getting started

launch index.html from your web server or local computer, or try https://notes.ouvaton.org.

your notes are stored in your browser local storage.

remote mode

you can use remote mode with your own php server to access your notes from the cloud.

  • put the source files on your php server
  • navigate to index.html
  • switch to remote mode: ctrl+shift+V

to protect your data by a password, edit handler.php and change $password variable.

your password will be sent from browser to server through a POST http query with no more encryption than ssl, if enabled. it is stored unencrypted in your browser local storage.

usage

  • help: f1
  • notes list: ctrl+p
  • command palette: ctrl+shift+p

reclaim your data

download your notes in a single json file with ctrl+shift+s.

write a moulinette to flatten them as md files.