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# joplin-vieweb
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A simple web viewer for [Joplin ](https://joplinapp.org/ ) notes.
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## Purpose
I'm going to use [Joplin ](https://joplinapp.org/ ) as a notes application.
It's a long time I wanted for something like Joplin: opensource, not coupled to a web giant, and without infinite storage: storage has a price, we should pay for it.
Joplin-vieweb purpose is to provide an **online view of my Joplin notes** .
It's running on a "Django server", running beside [Joplin terminal app ](https://joplinapp.org/terminal/ ).
## Screenshot
## Features and not(-yet?) features
### Yes it does ❤
- Protect joplin-vieweb access by login
- Display notebooks, and notes
- images
- attachments
- code syntax highlight
- Add a table of content if note contains headers
- Display tags, and notes linked.
- Joplin sync:
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- Background periodic joplin sync
- Manual trigged sync, with notebooks and tag refresh
- Public link if note has ** *public*** tag
- Option to number (or not) header in notes:
- Tag edition: add / remove / create tags in notes:
Once tags edited, a little reminder not to forget to synchronize Joplin:
- Checkbox list changes can be saved to notes.
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- Note edition / deletion, with support of image paste, and image / attachment drag& drop.
- Note creation
- Notebook edition: create / rename / delete
- Notes history: list of the latest notes consulted, to be able to open them quickly, or pin them:
- Tabs in notes (not displayed in joplin applications). Syntax here.
- Hyperlink preview in notes, on mouse hover:
### No it doesn't (yet?) 💔
- Sort notebooks nor notes
- Move note or notebook from one notebook to another.
- No specific handling for todos.
- Search for notes or tags
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# Installation / configuration instructions
```diff
! Only linux systems are supported
! Only arm64 and amd64 architectures
! For raspberry users (I am): use 64 bits OS
```
## Installation
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Installation is done with docker-compose. The default docker-compose file installs a nginx server with certbot certificates mechanisms, and listens to ports 80 and 443.
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If you have your own server, use [docker-compose-joplin-only.yml ](https://github.com/joplin-vieweb/joplin-vieweb/blob/main/docker-compose-joplin-only.yml ). Have a look to [the containers ](#components ).
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* Prerequisites: your linux system has docker and docker-compose installed
* Enable docker service at system startup
* Get docker-compose.yml *(either you clone this git repo, or you copy [the file](https://github.com/joplin-vieweb/joplin-vieweb/blob/main/docker-compose.yml) somewhere)*
* Edit the 3 variables (x-common-variables block) at the top of docker-compose file:
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* ORIGINS: write the domain and/or IP address (only those origins are allowed to access joplin-vieweb)
Exemple:
```yaml
x-common-variables: & common-variables
ORIGINS: "'http://localhost:8080', 'http://192.168.21.1:8080'"
```
or
```yaml
x-common-variables: & common-variables
ORIGINS: "'https://your_domain.com', 'https://12.34.56.78'"
CERT_DOMAIN: your_domain.com
CERT_MAIL: you@zaclys.net
```
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* If you use nginx and certbot containers:
* CERT_DOMAIN: your domain so let's encrypt can contact (IP address doesn't work: you need a domain)
* CERT_MAIL: a mail needed by let's encrypt.
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* If you don't use nginx ans certbot container (if you use docker-compose-joplin-only.yml):
* Change \<PORT-TO-YOUR-PROXY\> to fit your proxy setup.
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* And "run"
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```bash
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sudo systemctl enable docker
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cd ~
mkdir joplin-vieweb
cd joplin-vieweb
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joplin-vieweb/joplin-vieweb/main/docker-compose.yml
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vi docker-compose.yml # edit the x-common-variables (3 variables)
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sudo docker-compose up
```
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Congratulation, the server is running. If the system reboots, the server will start automatically (since we enabled docker.service at startup and the services in odcker-compose are set as "restart")
## Upgrade
When a new version is available, simply go to your docker-compose file:
```bash
sudo docker-compose down
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sudo docker-compose pull
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sudo docker-compose up
```
## Configuration
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### Users
First you must change admin password:
* login to https://your_domain.com/admin/ (login: admin / password: admin)
* Change the admin password:
* If you want to login to joplin-vieweb with another login than admin: create a user:
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* Now you can logout and visit https://your_domain.com/joplin
* Login with admin or your newly created user:
### Synchronisation
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You should configure a synchronisation to secure your notes:
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If your cloud already contains joplin content, do a synchronisation:
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# Components
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