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Although it's tough to use "raw" git from a browser (it is possible, but probably out of scope to include an entire Javascript git client), it would be neat if
by gorbypark 6y ago
Although it's tough to use "raw" git from a browser (it is possible, but probably out of scope to include an entire Javascript git client), it would be neat if you could use the git(hub/lab/etc) API as a remote storage option. It would allow for rolling back pretty easily. I'm thinking each board could be it's own directory, and each item could be a .md file. The naming scheme could probably be related to the position of each board's index. Ie: gitrepo/0/0.md could be the first item of the first board.
- zikzak 6y agoPlease check out logseq.com (used GitHub as back-end with js doing commits from local storage, etc).
- mvanders 6y agoI'm desperately looking for documentation on LogSeq. F.i. simply how to embed source code written in PowerShell?
- zikzak 6y agoThe basics of using it are here - https://logseq.github.io/#/page/getting%20started https://logseq.github.io/#/page/getting%20started With respect to embedding source code - you can wrap it in "pre" and "code" tags, I believe. But are you referring to executing a source block as you might in org-mode? You can also jam whatever custom CSS you want into the https://logseq.com/#/file/logseq%2Fcustom.css https://logseq.com/#/file/logseq%2Fcustom.css file to render code the way you would like. The Discord channel is also extremely active and the dev team is on there all the time. I am old so I find this all very confusing but they have definitely helped me out several times - https://discord.gg/KpN4eHY https://discord.gg/KpN4eHY I am a pretty basic user of this, but if there is anything else you want to know, please ask.