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Allow saving note to a file #9

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tibbi opened this issue Jul 24, 2016 · 9 comments
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Allow saving note to a file #9

tibbi opened this issue Jul 24, 2016 · 9 comments

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tibbi commented Jul 24, 2016

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halfwit commented Sep 13, 2016

I'm also interested in something that uses just an underlying directory structure - text files, and opens them. (Secretly, it's so I can reuse my very simple Linux scripts to keep notes, distributing them with syncthing) - I'll be happy to help out on this if I can. Haven't done Android in a while, though.

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tibbi commented Sep 13, 2016

like an "Open" button where you can select text files to open? I can add it once Im done with the file picker at the file manager :p I want to reuse it at more apps.

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halfwit commented Sep 13, 2016

Not sure why my email didn't go through, but whatever - my thought was have a setting for "notes directory", and with that set, your application opens in a list view of files - select whichever one, "shopping list" "progamming snippets" or whatever else you have in your random notes dir - and then having that simple edit view once the file is selected

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halfwit commented Sep 13, 2016

(This would also address #3)

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tibbi commented Sep 13, 2016

okay I see, so it is indeed #3 :D

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I don't think you need to let the user pick a folder for the first round. I would imagine this feature as:

There is a folder, /storage/emulated/0/simplenotes/. In that folder, there's a bunch of files, where Filename.txt corresponds to a note in the app with the name Filename.

If you add a new file to that directory externally, a new note appears in the app. If you add a new note in the app, a new file is created. Then you can sync that directory to the cloud with nextCloud, Google drive, etc -- or just open it in different app if you wanted to do that for some reason.

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smichel17 commented Nov 29, 2016

Also, I'm not sure how helpful it is, but there's some gpl kotlin code for dealing with a file over here.

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halfwit commented Nov 29, 2016 via email

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@tibbi seems like you have implemented this feature already :)

@tibbi tibbi closed this as completed Apr 18, 2017
weblate pushed a commit to weblate/Simple-Notes that referenced this issue Jan 8, 2024
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