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I do this with Zim (desktop wiki).
Fellow Zim user here. Is there a way to add time stamps to each line in Zim like this app does?
[1] https://github.com/zim-desktop-wiki/zim-desktop-wiki/issues/...
I like the idea, but not the web-based implementation. Local first, and ideally an open source app that can work offline when I'm going distraction free. It feels like a vim plugin. It definitely feels like org-mode can do this. A few years back I had a little command line tool where I could log things quickly - it was like syslog for humans - but with #hashtags for projects or clients, and then a small tool that wou…
$ ts | tee -a notes Or just ts >>notes
echo "$(date) Do something" | tee -a notes
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There is no F5 key on iphones :) I couldn't find any simple apple-notes-like app, that is available on all platforms, and allows logging in this style. my private version of this app has cross-device sync, it's just not fully baked yet since I need to implement some form of signup (google/apple), and there's also the privacy issue people are concerned about which I'm not sure how to address.
Point! If you could make a way to share a note attached to a specific name, it would work very nicely for one usage which needs timestamping I've been working on (which is why I had the F5 thing at the ready), tracking how long it takes to cut a given file on a CNC, then sharing that result.
I could probably do something like that, based on URL-encoding, but it will have a limit of approx ~ 2000 characters
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Point! If you could make a way to share a note attached to a specific name, it would work very nicely for one usage which needs timestamping I've been working on (which is why I had the F5 thing at the ready), tracking how long it takes to cut a given file on a CNC, then sharing that result.
you mean sharing a note externally with someone over the internet? I could probably do something like that, based on URL-encoding, but it will have a limit of approx ~ 2000 characters
Having the note encoded in the URL would be a great way to share that.
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Wow! I was thinking the same notes app like a month or two ago, even tried to create it! Can you open-source it? So we can contribute, and make it self hosted?
the code is quite embarrassing, imagine backend engineer writing frontend with the help of AI :) but since it's a common request, I'll consider it
I went ahead and created the app with Claude 3.7, backend is in Go, frontend is in React. Sqlite is used for storage.
There is also a docker-compose file.
Anyone can contribute
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the code is quite embarrassing, imagine backend engineer writing frontend with the help of AI :) but since it's a common request, I'll consider it
https://github.com/unstppbl/nta I went ahead and created the app with Claude 3.7, backend is in Go, frontend is in React. Sqlite is used for storage. There is also a docker-compose file. Anyone can contribute
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you mean sharing a note externally with someone over the internet? I could probably do something like that, based on URL-encoding, but it will have a limit of approx ~ 2000 characters
Yes. Having the note encoded in the URL would be a great way to share that.
Made a iOS Shortcuts implementation: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/2f43a044f7b5478f92fa4506d8a... Might be useful for someone.
I like it and have been using 2 days. I don't understand one thing: Does the thread number increase or is it only one thread. I mean the notes are going down forever even if the day changes. Congrats btw
the notes will always add at the bottom
Did you expect a different behavior?