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My setup is: directory with Markdown files on encfs mounted from ciphertext on a Dropbox, exposed via WebDAVS behind the password. I use Noteboks app[1] for iOS
by mynegation 10y ago
My setup is: directory with Markdown files on encfs mounted from ciphertext on a Dropbox, exposed via WebDAVS behind the password. I use Noteboks app[1] for iOS (it keeps notes offline, but can sync with WebDAV). On a desktop I use my own webapp similar to the Simplenote/nvALT (I probably could use nvALT or similar too).
[1] http://www.notebooksapp.com/ http://www.notebooksapp.com/
- therealmarv 10y agoI'm curious... is this notebooksapp using a flat file structure always on the Mac (tried to figure out on their website) ? Bummer I don't use iOS. And it seems a text only note taking system does not work for me (otherwise I would also use nvalt, iawriter etc. already)
- mynegation 10y agoNotebooks app is an iOS app, so not sure what it uses internally, but it syncs with the directory tree of plain text, Markdown, or HTML files. It does support HTML and pictures, I do not use it, but it might be a good step towards your use case.
- therealmarv 10y agoThanks. I'm also evaluating using VSCode (it's perfect markdown preview) and this plugin for easy image pasting https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mushan.vscode-paste-image https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mushan.v... . And I was also looking into using mkdocs for serving a bunch of Markdown files in a directory to a structured webpage including search (which works great it seems). But I'm not 100% happy... does not eliminate all of my bucket list but is a pretty independent flat file format.