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not.us

v1.9.1

Published

Take notes, real quick.

Downloads

6

Readme

Description

Take notes with ease using Notus. Feel free to use either Markdown or HTML.

Requirements

You really need these things:

Installation

~ $ git clone https://github.com/OnlyTwentyCharacters/notus
cd notus
npm install

Configuration

First clone the config.js.example file.

~ $ cp config.js.example config.js

Fill in each of the values.

| Name | Key Name | Description | Example | | -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- | | Base Domain | domains.base | the link to your website without https:// (may include www) | notus.cf | Mailing Domain | domains.mail | the domain email are sent from | notus.cf | Site Domain | domains.website | full url to your website with the http:// | https://notus.cf | Port | port | port number application runs on | 8080 | Data.gov Key | dataGovKey | api key obtained from data.gov | N/A | Secret | secret | a random string used to sign cookies | asupercomplicatedstring | MongoDB Connection String | database | mongodb connection string | mongodb://username:password@domain/database | RethinkDB Database Name | rethinkdb.db | name of database used in rethinkdb connections | Notus | RethinkDB Hostname | rethinkdb.servers.host | hostname used in rethinkdb connections | localhost | RethinkDB Port | rethinkdb.servers.port | port used in rethinkdb connections | 28015 | Note Limit | noteLimit | maximum number of notes than can be created per user | 100 | Mail Service | mailService.service | service used to send mail | SendGrid | Mail Service Username | mailService.service.auth.user | username on service used to send mail | [email protected] | Mail Service Password | mailService.service.auth.pass | password on service used to send mail | ididnothashmypassword

Deployment

Using a production manager for Node.js applications is recommended.

With pm2: ~ $ pm2 start Notus.js

If you're just testing out Notus for a very short period of time, just do: ~ $ node Notus.js

Built with

  • Node.js
  • Express.js
  • Passport.js
  • EJS
  • RethinkDB
  • MongoDB
  • SimpleMDE