sanjaysunil / stackedit-desktop

Unofficial desktop app for StackEdit built with Electron.

stackedit-desktop

Unofficial desktop app for StackEdit

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What's stackedit-desktop?

stackedit-desktop is an unofficial electron desktop app for StackEdit. This app loads the StackEdit web editor into a browser window using the Electron framework.

Install

1. Clone StackEdit Desktop

$ git clone https://github.com/sanjaysunil/stackedit-desktop

2. Install dependencies

$ npm install

3. Run StackEdit Desktop in development!

$ npm start

or

3. Build StackEdit Desktop for your Operating System

Windows

$ npm run win:build

macOS

$ npm run mac:build

All Platforms

$ npm run dist

4. Run StackEdit Desktop from dist folder!

License

Copyright © 2022 Sanjay Sunil ([email protected])

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

stackedit-desktop's Issues

[SUGGESTION] Sync to local FS

Stackedit.io can sync from the browser's storage to thinks like Google Drive. The Electron version could, via Node, add a sync to the local filesystem. This has advantages for people who want to use stackedit fully offline, and still do things like grep or cp or use other applications.

[BUG] Error whilst trying to build

How major is the bug from 1 - 10

• Scale: 5

What type of bug is it?

• Type: Build Error

System Information

• OS: Windows 10 Pro

Steps required to reproduce the bug

Steps:

• Clone Code
• npm run build

Screenshot (In most cases required)

• Screenshot:
  

Additional Information

When building only for Windows (npm run win:build) there is no error and it works.

[SUGGESTION] Pre-built binaries

Would you consider releasing pre-built binaries for those who lack the full NPM infrastructure to build themselves?

It should be easy to add this to the build process, and in fact may help uncover any last mile bugs in the build.

Add Workflows

Suggestion Type

• Type: GitHub Workflows

• Description: Add GitHub Workflow "Code-QL" and one for automatic binary building. As far as I know, it is even possible to create automatic releases / at least attach the generated binaries to a release.

How would it help?

General Code checking and others don't need to build Stackedit Desktop themselves.

How to include favicon in build?

I builded StackEdit Desktop for windows with npm run win:build, but instead of the StackEdit favicon, there is the electron logo. Is there a way to include it in the build?