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The current documents might end up confusing people and are not completely accessible. This minor fixes should clear up the situation and add alt texts to all badges, explain the links at the end of the docs, and list LinuxServer.io in the supported provider section of the README. Some reasoning on the change in the listing: Since we maintain an own container image which is for sure kept updated on release, this is our first listing, as well as general solutions that are build on that image, like the K8s integration. The next listings are integrated provides which allow self-hosting, like Cloudron and I also consider LinuxServer.io as this kind of providers. Which try to enable people to run CodiMD on their own hardware or rented servers in a very easy way, but by using their own images. As third category I would look at hosted offers, like Heroku, which are not completely SaaS but far enough away from the self-hostability that I consider them as an own category. PaaS-based solutions are not as FOSS-style as we want our setups to be, but of course still supported. Finally the manual setup. We keep it down here, because we support it, but don't recommend it in general. It's hard to upgrade and can cause problems when dependencies are not correctly updated or people don't run the db migrations. Signed-off-by: Sheogorath <sheogorath@shivering-isles.com> |
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CodiMD
CodiMD lets you create real-time collaborative markdown notes. You can test-drive it by visiting our CodiMD demo server.
It is inspired by Hackpad, Etherpad and similar collaborative editors. This project originated with the team at HackMD and now forked into its own organisation. A longer writeup can be read in the history doc.
Community and Contributions
We welcome contributions! There's a lot to do: If you would like to report bugs, the issue tracker is the right place. If you can help translating, find us on POEditor. To get started developing, take a look at the docs/dev directory. In any case: come talk to us, we'll be delighted to help you with the first steps.
To stay up to date with our work or get support it's recommended to join our Matrix channel, stop by our community forums or subscribe to the release feed. We also engage in regular community calls (RSS) which you are very welcome to join.
Installation / Upgrading
You can run CodiMD in a number of ways, and we created setup instructions for all of these:
If you do not wish to run your own setup, you can find a commercial offering at https://hackmd.io. This is not the same codebase as this one, but it is a very similar project.
Configuration
Theres two main ways to configure your CodiMD instance: Config file or environment variables. You can choose what works best for you.
CodiMD can integrate with
- facebook, twitter, github, gitlab, mattermost, dropbox, google, ldap, saml and oauth2 for login
- imgur, s3, minio, azure for image/attachment storage (files can also be local!)
- dropbox for export and import
More info about that can be found in the configuration docs above.
Browser support
To use CodiMD, your browser should match or exceed these versions:
Chrome >= 47, Chrome for Android >= 47
Safari >= 9, iOS Safari >= 8.4
Firefox >= 44
IE >= 9, Edge >= 12
Opera >= 34, Opera Mini not supported
- Android Browser >= 4.4
Related Tools
Our community has created related tools, we'd like to highlight codimd-cli which lets you use CodiMD from the comfort of your command line.
License
Licensed under AGPLv3. For our list of contributors, see AUTHORS.