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Introduction

Slashwriter is a tool for creating, organizing, and sharing documents online. Its block-based collaborative editor, which is easy to use, is designed to help you create high-quality documents while saving you time.

Here's an overview of some of the features:

• Commands. To add content to your document, you can use commands. By typing / in the editor, the list of commands appears. For example, /title allows you to add a title, and /bold allows you to make text bold.

• Block Editor. The editor organizes your document into blocks: paragraphs, headings, images, tables, etc. By hovering over one of these blocks, the handle (⠿) that appears allows you to drag and drop them to another part of the document.

• Embedded Documents. To organize your documents, you can embed sub-documents within a document using the /document command. When a document becomes too long, moving the content of a section into embedded documents makes reading and navigation easier.

• Markdown. The editor is compatible with markdown commands to make writing faster. For example, #, ##, and ### can be used to create titles and subheadings.

And many more...

It was created using NextJS and Supabase, as well as a lot of modules detailed in the package.json file.

Demo

A demo is available online at https://slashwriter.fly.dev.

Local Setup

Prerequisites

To run Slashwriter locally, you need :

• Node.js
• PostgreSQL
• Supabase CLI, which itself requires Docker

Steps to follow :

1. Download repository
2. In the repository's root directory, run yarn install
3. Start Supabase locally:
   • Run supabase init (or npx supabase init if supabase-cli has been installed with npm)
   • Run supabase start (or npx supabase start if supabase-cli has been installed with npm). Don't forget to start Docker.
4. Setup environment variables: duplicate .env.development, rename it .env.local and set the NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL and NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY environment variables to the URLs logged in the console after running supabase start:

   NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL=http://localhost:54321
   NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=<anon key>
   

5. Run the following command (set --dbname to your local database URL):

   cd server/scripts && psql --single-transaction --variable ON_ERROR_STOP=1 --file tables.sql --file auth.sql --file rpc.sql --file folders.sql --file documents.sql --file shares.sql --file cron.sql --file realtime.sql --file storage.sql --dbname "postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:54322/postgres" && cd ../..

6. Rename @tiptap-pro-placeholder (shared/editor/extensions/@tiptap-pro-placeholder) to @tiptap-pro
7. To start the app in development mod, run npm run dev. To start the app in production mode, run npm run build then npm run start.

Stopping Supabase

To stop supabase server, run supabase stop (or npx supabase stop if supabase-cli has been installed with npm)