Closed rk closed 10 years ago
OK, definition of Unhosted:
Also known as "serverless", "client-side", or "static" web apps, unhosted web apps do not send your user data to their server. Either you connect your own server at runtime, or your data stays within the browser.
But Laverna webapp already is static and doesn't send user's data to our servers, also your data for default stays within the browser.
I should've been clearer, sorry.
I'd like eventual support for Unhosted's remoteStorage protocols. This would allow for the same location-independent functionality I described above.
Okay. We're on it.
I just want to agree with rk that I think it makes sense to support remoteStorage protocols. It may be more work up front, but in the long-term I think it will let you focus more on the core app rather than trying to accommodate each and every request from users for support of their fill-in-the-blank favorite cloud-storage services. Perhaps the only exceptions would be Dropbox (which you've already done) and Google Drive, for which you might want to support direct interaction with their respective APIs.
I think it's ready.
@rk I signed up for a remoteStorage commercially hosted account. In the getting started section, it says you should look for the "Connect remote storage" widget. Is there another way to hook up remoteStorage to the app?
@andtheWings Whenever the Laverna.cc site has an updated build, you should see the widget. I haven't had time to play with it yet.
@wwebfor I think that was record time. :smile: Thanks, and that's pretty sweet.
This is just a feature request. Dropbox support is nice, but I'd much rather have support for Unhosted. It won't necessarily be easy to implement, but I think the effort would be well worth it. Then the storage backend would be nearly implementation agnostic, and wouldn't care about where the data was hosted.