Treedome 0.5.4: Local Encrypted Notes with Modern Features
Treedome 0.5.4: Local Encrypted Notes with Modern Features
A local-first, encrypted, note taking application organized in tree-like structures
Hi again Lemmy! This is Dihar, again with a new release for Treedome. I haven't posted a new post for this project since 0.5.0, so I'll just list down all the changes that happened since then! For those of you who have been using this program, thank you for the kind and supportive words. Here's to more releases, and please ask me anything you want down below!
If you want to know more, check this out https://codeberg.org/solver-orgz/treedome/compare/0.5.0...0.5.4.
Important Additions:
- Windows build is now available from the release page
- Copy pasting links are now working properly
- Added math extension, can be tested by typing $\LaTeX$
- Added fixes based on ItsFoss suggestions https://news.itsfoss.com/treedome/
- New button to sort notes, will only affect itself and its children
- New window to display all tags in the document, accessible from the escape menu
- Improve full text searches (ctrl+shift+f) and give more relevant info
Miscellaneous:
- Upgrade Tauri from v1 to v2
- Upgrade dependencies
- Spotlight searches queries are now more tolerant/relaxed
- Snappier animation for most windows
- Reduce choppiness when scrolling in modals
- Fixed full text search not applying yellow highlight on text editor after search page is being reopened
- Fixed broken document after setting the timeout duration above certain threshold
- Reduced the already small 8MB package to 5MB. Thanks @allie for noticing!
Also, this project are in need for some graphic design loving thing. Need a logo. Anyone knows where to find communities for this?
Maybe you don't like it. Have you tried those ai for your logo?
Also, I think your project is really interesting. Good job!
I thought of writing a notes app too because sadly I can't find something I want, even these has so many notes there already. So I have two questions for you:
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Have you thought about switching to xilem in the future? I don't mean to disrespect since I was waiting for a mature rust framework when I thought about starting my poc. I worry the gui framework I used get abandoned. (Tauri look nice, but I suspect editor is really performance demanding later. That's why Raph have to pause/drop his ambitious editor project for his gui framework)
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Have you thought about moving to client server model in the future? The reason is that I can hardly find a good open source project for platform for phone and allow multiple contributed authors. Maybe hacking/stitching wiki+markdown+git/syncthing is my dream.
Just random chit chat, don't mean to pointing finger. And thanks for open sourcing your wonderful work.
I did, but every time I made one, it lacked "soul". So if I want to do some aabstract stuff, I'd rather use inkscape myself instead.
Maybe we should be glad about it
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I just now discovered this. I think I will have a gander.
Tell me what you think afterwards!
Kudos on the release! And respect for using codeberg.
I'm always on the lookout for a FOSS replacement to my biggest proprietary dependency, Obsidian (some exist, but too many tradeoffs so far). I didn't see any mention of wiki-style links, is that out of scope? I imagine the encryption makes it complicated.
Also, on the dev side, how has your experience with Tauri been? Have you tinkered with any other rust frameworks? How have you found their documentation?
For now the links is still on the horizon, I think its doable though, even with encryption. Tauri have been a good friend in the development phase, it does what it do fine. Sometimes I need to get my head around a performance spike though, just found out linux tauri (gtkwebkit i think) doesnt play well with shadows css. It slows the damn thing.
The docs are very thorough, for my usecase anyway.
Thanks for the reply and info! I'm excited to hear links are being considered. I'll keep an eye on it. Best of luck!