treedome
codeberg.org
A local-first, encrypted, note taking application organized in tree-like structures

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/12077965

It has been a month since the last time I’ve posted about Treedome. Back then it was still in 0.4.0 and there’s a lot of little tiny tidbits of missing/bugged components.

I’ve polished it since then, please take a look https://codeberg.org/solver-orgz/treedome/compare/0.4...0.4.5!

Notable changes since then are:

  • Node path will now be visible on editor, made sure user make less mistake when editing their note
  • The width of note tree and text editor is now configurable
  • Configurable idle timeout that will close and save your notes, defaulted to 300,000 ms or 5 minutes
  • Removed about menu, now user can easily click on big badges which will open links to our repository, matrix room, etc.
  • Various fixes and little adjustments

Install it on arch (btw) and nix (0.4.5 is in review not merged yet)

  • Cwilliams@beehaw.org
    7·
    7 months ago

    Pros

    • Encrypted
    • Written in Rust
    • Not Electron

    Cons

    • It’s not markdown
    • No plugins

    Personally, I’m going to stick to Obsidian, because my notes are already there, in markdown, and I can encrypt them with GPG if I want to. But I love to see other options in this space!

    • tengkuizdihar@programming.devOP
      5·
      7 months ago

      Thanks for the review! The reason for both of the cons are:

      • markdown: IIRC the WYSIWYG rich text editor that Treedome use doesn’t use markdown to store its text because there are better alternative for a structured and stylized document that’s also extensible. It’s stored in JSON with Tiptap’s own defined structure.
      • no plugins: never say never, but I intend to make treedome with a stable file format. Plugins may (will) introduce instability because it could change the way documents are stored.
      • Cwilliams@beehaw.org
        6·
        7 months ago

        No problem! I understand that every project is a little bit different. That’s the beauty of Foss, after all! Just because one solution doesn’t work for me does not mean that it won’t work for everyone. Keep up the good work!