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16 Sep 2023 | ||
Thank you for your help Tilman and Sheogorath | 14:53:04 | |
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In reply to @realdwd:matrix.orgBasic admin capabilities are on the long term roadmap of HedgeDoc 2 | 18:24:59 | |
In reply to @tilman.v:atteroth.deI cannot help with the JS side of things, but if you need some help with the database I'm proficient with database architecture design. | 18:36:42 | |
In reply to @tilman.v:atteroth.de* I cannot help with the JS side of things, but if you need/ want some help with the database I'm proficient with database architecture design. | 18:37:01 | |
17 Sep 2023 | ||
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18 Sep 2023 | ||
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Hello I would like to know how difficult it is to set up hedgedoc to also work with https://fountain.io/ - which (as I understand it) is a type of markdown that is geared towards manuscripts. | 13:57:13 | |
I just had a quick look and it seems to me that fountain is not markdown, but it's own thing. In regards to adaptability: HedgeDoc is and will always be a markdown editor. We don't see any value in incorporating any other alternative format, as most of the tech stack is dependent on markdown. So the only possibilities I can see is a fork of HedgeDoc with a different name and a wildly different tech stack using fountain or possibly some other manuscript extension for markdown we could incorporate, but at least I'm not aware of such a thing and even if it exists it would need to be carefully examined before we would consider including it. Especially if you consider that manuscripts would be a third kind of document and not just a diagram in a normal document or something similiar. | 14:08:14 | |
So to conclude: How difficult would it be? Probably very difficult. | 14:09:03 | |
In reply to @dermolly:kif.rocksAh, OK. I had (with next-to-no techincal understanding of the ins-and-outs) gathered that it was some form of a syntax with relation to markdown. Well, I guess I just have to keep looking for an easy to use and nice looking self-hosted fountain editor. Many compliments for the work already done on Hedgedoc. Thanks. | 14:12:01 | |
If you want to just write fountain to my understanding they offer an offline editor (probably for macos; the mentioned xcode), but I guess you specifically search for a online editor like HedgeDoc. | 14:14:54 | |
In reply to @dermolly:kif.rocksyeah, exactly. I have a project that I'd like to work on locally and remotely. I run fountain-mode in Emacs on my home-PC, so my other alternative is to set up a gitea repository, but I've had some ssh troubles with my work PC that killed that option for me. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to respond and enlighten on the subject :) | 14:26:26 | |
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22 Sep 2023 | ||
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23 Sep 2023 | ||
In reply to @jassu:kumma.juttu.asiaNow that there are some decent HD2 instructions I took a stab and running it with the most recent dev image. It did not work, but I can see that we are definitely getting closer! | 02:37:56 | |
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In reply to @jassu:kumma.juttu.asia* Now that there are some decent HD2 instructions I took a stab and running it with the most recent dev image. It did not work, but I can see that we are definitely getting closer! Here are the logs that I got from stuff failing during a clean start (no folders, no db, no nothing) | 02:40:40 | |
In reply to @szeraax:matrix.orgHuh. Interesting. I'm gonna investigate that later. That could be the reason why our test department is broken. I had no time so far to investigate that | 12:20:32 | |
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Hey, I'm happy to test it anytime. As long as it builds and deploys to the container registry, I can go from there :) | 14:40:06 | |
Also happy to share compose file if useful. | 14:40:39 | |
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