Joplin Web API for Nextcloud is now discontinued in favour of Joplin Server For information, I've started a Joplin API app in Nextcloud there: GitHub - laurent22/joplin-nextcloud: Joplin Web API for Nextcloud It is not meant to be a Joplin web client, and there's no plan for it to be so. Rather i…

Is Joplin Server working as a prototype at all yet, to the effect it can be built and run, stability aside? I assume the source is https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/tree/server ; I'm in a bit of a pickle with the Snap packaging, since they automatically update by default it presents me with some …

[image] james-carroll: Is Joplin Server expected to debut alongside Joplin v1.6? I'm not sure but it might, as a beta feature at first, and without support for sharing notes. This is so that I (and anyone interested) can start using it every day and double-check there's no problem. The server…

Hearing Nextcloud support never got proper traction makes me a lot more comfortable with pushing 1.6 when it's released. My main concern was with people who might use Nextcloud via hosting services where there'd be no ability to just swap out for the Joplin Server, but if it was never really stable …

I am thinking, if joplin naturally supports note sharing, then do I need to develop a tool for joplin-hexo to export blogs. . .

[image] laurent: Just out of curiosity, do you have any example of server-side app that's easy to install? Just to see if there are ideas I could borrow from them. Well, I mean for simple "stupid" (mainly windows) users like me, an easy install would be a package like offered from https://syn…

Thanks for clarifying. I don't plan to specifically support Synology packages, but if it's anything like the main Joplin apps, some users might decide to take the released files and distribute them in other formats, perhaps including as Synology packages.

I found Gogs to be very easy to install (natively and via docker). All go-based apps are usually very easy to handle (e.g. fzf, gh, terraform, vault, ...). I wish there was a way to automatically translate node js apps to go and just use go instead.... :wink:

The first Joplin client was actually done in Go :slight_smile: But turns out Go mobile support wasn't that great at that time (not sure how it is now), which is why it ended up being JavaScript.

[image] tessus: I found Gogs to be very easy to install (natively and via docker). So what it does is that it starts a local server running on port 3000, is that correct? Then it's up to you how you expose that server to the internet?

[image] laurent: The first Joplin client was actually done in Go Cool, now imagine mobile support would have been great. Then we probably would have all the joplin clients in Go. And you could write the server in Go too. But now you already have all the code in js, so it makes more sense to s…

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Joplin Web API for Nextcloud is now discontinued in favour of Joplin Server

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