A minimalist keyboard-first note-taking Progressive Web App, tailored for fast operations.
Frontend repository here.
This production deployment of JustJot is provided by PocketHost.
JustJot is powered by PocketBase. This repository is a set of JS hooks for PocketBase, catered to specific business logic beyond what PocketBase provided out of the box.
It should be noted that PocketBase's JS hooks are powered by GoJa, a VM implementation of JavaScript in Go, which come with a lot of caveats.
With CRUD and authentication logic provided by PocketBase out of the box, the logic in this repository merely serves as extra fine-tuning and data processing to enrich the user data, such as item type classification, meta-data fetching, and management of test account.
Related PocketBase documentation.
Migration scripts are stored in the pb_migrations directory, and is auto-generated from changes made in the schema in the admin UI (as per default settings).
The directory _misc stores the schema of the application at the release candidate milestone (in mid-April 2024). The migration scripts in this repository handles changes in the database schema from this point onwards.
For development purposes, to undo the previous migrations (aka, "migrate down"), run ./pocketbase migrate down [n] (without brackets), with n being the number of migrations.
An alternative version of the logics implemented in this repository can be found in the go branch (incomplete and not up-to-date), where they are implemented in native Go, with PocketBase as a Go framework, compiling to custom binary executable.
This repository requries a PocketBase executable. JustJot was first developed with PocketBase version 0.22.6.
With PocketBase executable placed in this repository (which is already gitignore'ed):
./pocketbase serve
This application does not require any environment variables.
The database schema used by JustJot is stored in the directory _misc.
- Refactor to TypeScript.
- Unit and integration tests.
For bug reporting, issues, and design suggestions, please open new issues.
Due to the highly personal nature of this, I am selective about what to be developed and merged into production. Please discuss with me prior to investing non-trivial efforts.