Pagelet v0.2.0

Upgrade from v0.1.0

Stop Pagelet and back up the entire data directory before starting v0.2.0.
Startup automatically migrates the database to schema 5 and preserves existing
user IDs. After the migration, deleted user IDs are no longer reassigned.
To roll back to v0.1.0, restore the pre-upgrade backup before starting the old
binary.

Changes

• Confirm API token resets before replacing the old token. The new token dialog
  explains that the value can only be viewed once.
• Confirm slug changes and access password removal. The editor keeps unsaved
  work on conflicts and offers to reload only when the page version is stale.
• Search by username to select a new page owner. A transfer to the current owner
  returns HTTP 400 and preserves existing visitor access grants.
• Page conflicts still return HTTP 409, now with a JSON code of
  slug_taken or stale_version.
• Restore Markdown H2 styling in Live Preview and add a favicon.

Standalone downloads

The archives were smoke-tested on Linux x86_64 and arm64 (static musl builds)
and macOS arm64. Compare your archive's SHA-256 digest with SHA256SUMS before
extracting it. Run ./pagelet init, then ./pagelet serve. Open
http://127.0.0.1:8080 and sign in with the administrator you created.

Docker

The verified Linux amd64 and arm64 image is published to Docker Hub as
dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:0.2.0 and dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:latest after this release
is published. Mount a persistent volume at /data for both commands.

docker volume create pagelet-data
docker run --rm -it -v pagelet-data:/data dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:0.2.0 init
docker run -d --name pagelet -p 127.0.0.1:8080:8080 \
  -v pagelet-data:/data dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:0.2.0

The pagelet-image.oci.tar release asset contains both verified image platforms
and is the source for Docker Hub publication.

For unattended first startup with either distribution, set
PAGELET_ADMIN_USERNAME and PAGELET_ADMIN_PASSWORD in the server environment
and skip init. After signing in, use Account → Reset API Token if you
need an API token.

Pagelet v0.1.0

Pagelet is a self-hosted Markdown publishing service in one executable. Sign in to
publish GitHub Flavored Markdown at short URLs, edit pages with a live preview,
share raw Markdown, or require a password to read a page. Manage pages and users
in the browser or through the OpenAPI-described API. The browser assets and
SQLite engine are built into the executable.

Standalone downloads

The archives were smoke-tested on Linux x86_64 and arm64 (static musl builds)
and macOS arm64. Compare your archive's SHA-256 digest with SHA256SUMS before
extracting it. Run ./pagelet init, then ./pagelet serve. Open
http://127.0.0.1:8080 and sign in with the administrator you created.

Docker

The verified Linux amd64 and arm64 image is published to Docker Hub as
dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:0.1.0 and dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:latest after this release
is published. Mount a persistent volume at /data for both commands.

docker volume create pagelet-data
docker run --rm -it -v pagelet-data:/data dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:0.1.0 init
docker run -d --name pagelet -p 127.0.0.1:8080:8080 \
  -v pagelet-data:/data dreamwalkerxz/pagelet:0.1.0

The pagelet-image.oci.tar release asset contains both verified image platforms
and is the source for Docker Hub publication.

For unattended first startup with either distribution, set
PAGELET_ADMIN_USERNAME and PAGELET_ADMIN_PASSWORD in the server environment
and skip init. After signing in, use Account → Reset API Token if you
need an API token.