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First use case: backup with Syncthing
How to: you have a note updated, the text file is updated too, Syncthing makes a backup
Primary thing to be done: have all the notes exported all the time
Second use case: sync between devices with Syncthing (multiple devices share a folder)
How to: on start (and periodically) the app loads (newer) notes from local
Primary thing: exported notes have their dates note1-UTC20161125123456in name as a simple way to keep track of last update
Yes, the multiple devices use case could get complex, but I'm thinking of 2 or 3 devices that have internet access most of the time.
This concerns mostly text files as exported now, I like them better as I can edit them on a PC too without any hassle. If you want them binary, as the app keeps them, it might be easier or harder, I don't know now.
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First use case: backup with Syncthing
How to: you have a note updated, the text file is updated too, Syncthing makes a backup
Primary thing to be done: have all the notes exported all the time
Second use case: sync between devices with Syncthing (multiple devices share a folder)
How to: on start (and periodically) the app loads (newer) notes from local
Primary thing: exported notes have their dates
note1-UTC20161125123456
in name as a simple way to keep track of last updateYes, the multiple devices use case could get complex, but I'm thinking of 2 or 3 devices that have internet access most of the time.
This concerns mostly text files as exported now, I like them better as I can edit them on a PC too without any hassle. If you want them binary, as the app keeps them, it might be easier or harder, I don't know now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: