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EteSync - Encrypt Everything

Secure, end-to-end encrypted, and privacy-respecting notes application.

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Overview

Please see the EteSync website for more information.

EteSync is licensed under the GPLv3 License.

The App is a react native app that uses the react-native-web library to run in the browser.

Usage

A live instance is available on https://notes.etesync.com/

Support Developing the App

Find more information about setting up the development environments here https://reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup.

Prerequisites

Before you can build the App from source, you need to make sure you have yarn and node installed.

  • Clone this repository git clone https://github.com/mrichtsfeld/etesync-notes.git
  • Enter the newly created folder cd etesync-notes
  • Run yarn and wait until all of the deps are installed

Run the Web App

  • Install expo npm install -g expo-cli
  • Run yarn web

Run the iOS App (OS X only)

Make sure XCode and developer tools are installed.

  • Install cocoapods brew install cocoapods
  • Enter the root directory of the project and then the iOS directory cd ios
  • Run pod install and wait for it to complete
  • exit the iOS directory cd ..
  • Run yarn start in one shell
  • And run yarn ios in another shell (this will start the simulator)

Run the Android App

  • Install all tools for your environment https://reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup
  • Start your virtual device by opening Android studio and in the bottom right corner click "Configure" and select "AVD Manager"
  • If no device for the required build environment is available, create a new one
  • Run yarn start in one shell
  • And run yarn android in another shell (this will connect the emulator) - the first build may take some time
  • If you run into this issue Task :app:validateSigningDebug FAILED download the debug.keystore and copy it into your android/app folder