Paperwork
OpenSource note-taking & archiving
Paperwork is an open-source, self-hosted alternative to services like Evernote ®, Microsoft OneNote ® or Google Keep ®.
Version 2
This branch contains the second iteration of Paperwork, which is a complete rewrite. Not only is it based on another framework - it is based on a completely different technology stack. It is in its very early development phase and not yet usable.
If you were looking for the Laravel-based version 1 of Paperwork, please check out this branch.
Background
If you're interested in it, find it here 🤷🏻♂️.
I would love to help!
Feel free to check out this branch and get involved with what's there already to get an idea of where Paperwork is heading. Also check out the project board to see what needs to be done or suggest what and how should be done.
Feel free to actively participate in the chatroom.
Usage
This repository is structuring and unifying all required components for Paperwork.
$ git clone [email protected]:paperwork/paperwork.git
Docker Stack
In order to easily get Paperwork running as a Docker stack, utilizing whichever orchestrator you'd like, this repository comes with a handy Makefile. Let's have a look at it:
$ make help
Launching the Paperwork can be done by make-ing the
deploy` target:
$ make deploy
The Makefile then takes care of initializing Swarm, in case you haven't done that already, creating the encrypted network (papernet
) and deploying the Paperwork stack on top of it.
In order to stop/remove the whole stack, simply use the undeploy
target:
$ make undeploy
Note: This won't make your Docker host leave Swarm again, in case it wasn't running in Swarm mode before deploying! If you'd like to turn off Swarm, you have to manually do so.
Orchestrator
If you'd like to use a different orchestrator for stack deployment, you can do so by setting the ORCHESTRATOR
variable on deploy:
$ make deploy ORCHESTRATOR=kubernetes
For more info, check the official Docker documentation for Mac and Windows.
Developing / contributing
Please refer to the individual services' repositories in order to get more information on how to contribute.