grauphel - tomboy REST server
ownCloud application implementing the Tomboy REST API for syncing notes.
Pretty stable.
Status
What works
- Note synchronization
- OAuth token management interface
- Database management interface (reset)
- Viewing notes
- Searching notes
- Downloading notes as HTML and reStructuredText
What is missing
- Web interface to edit notes. I will probably not implement this. Patches welcome :-)
Supported clients
Known working versions
grauphel 0.2.1 is known to work with:
- Tomboy 1.15.2, Linux
- Tomboy 1.15.1, Windows
- Tomdroid 0.7.5, Android 4.4.1
See the HowTo document for client-specific configuration instructions.
Functionality
Search
You can use ownCloud's global search on the top right.
During search, the note's titles, tags and content are searched.
Search syntax:
- foo
- Search for notes containing "foo"
- foo bar
- Search for notes containing "foo" and "bar"
- "foo bar" baz
- Search for notes containing "foo bar" and "baz"
- foo -bar
- Search for notes containing "foo" but not "bar"
Dependencies
- PHP
- PHP oauth extension
Installation
App store installation
- Log into owncloud as administrator
- Goto "Apps"
- Enable experimental apps in the settings
- Click "Productivity"
- Look for "grauphel - Tomboy sync server"
- Click "Activate"
Manual installation
SSH onto your web server
Navigate to the owncloud apps directory, often in /var/www/owncloud/apps
Download the latest release from http://cweiske.de/grauphel.htm#download and extract it. For example:
$ wget http://cweiske.de/download/grauphel/grauphel-0.6.2.tar.bz2 $ tar xjvf grauphel-0.6.2.tar.bz2 $ rm grauphel-0.6.2.tar.bz2
You do have a directory /var/www/owncloud/apps/grauphel now.
Using your browser, login as administrator into ownCloud and click the "Apps" icon in the main menu ("+" icon).
Click on "Grauphel: Tomboy note server" and then on the "Enable" button.
In the main menu, click the "Tomboy notes" icon.
It may be that grauphel now shows you an error message:
PHP extension "oauth" is required
You have to install the PHP PECL oauth extension now. On Debian 7, do the following:
$ apt-get install libpcre3-dev php-pear php5-dev $ pecl install oauth-1.2.3 $ echo 'extension=oauth.so' > /etc/php5/conf.d/oauth.ini $ /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
Reload the ownCloud page in your browser now.
Note
oauth-1.2.3 is only needed on PHP 5.x For PHP 7 simply use pecl install oauth.
Download
- grauphel-0.6.1.tar.gz,
35 kiB, 2015-09-22,
SHA256: f86cf7b47be857d8a87d413b6315c336e83e9c4beba2cb6ed0eaea8d2b3ea1c3
- grauphel-0.6.1.tar.bz2, 31 kiB, 2015-09-21, SHA256: b755b32a453617536eb202cd9d29129df1b04311b633d971108c310a4b9b2e4b
- grauphel-0.6.0.tar.bz2, 31 kiB, 2015-09-18, SHA256: 42e66ed4db1f0c24ca25e46ac4be6e523352f431daaefb22140a2a2e621049b8
- grauphel-0.5.1.tar.bz2, 29 kiB, 2015-06-04, SHA256: fdb6232fa0d09a72e8355e5e4610403717ffe5c7f7193af2b36d991f1eb76127
- grauphel-0.5.0.tar.bz2, 29 kiB, 2015-03-17, SHA256: 9bbd5426cd7cd36f603c49b0635f24cb9507cf857480edc1f72df0ea0107f7de
- grauphel-0.4.0.tar.bz2, 24 kiB, 2014-10-29, SHA256: a625ed127af04af4c0a658fcac8156557ef8098eaeddb72281842ad0c0c00b71
- grauphel-0.3.0.tar.bz2, 17 kiB, 2014-10-14, SHA256: c59ac4cab6d747a4fe89ebd59c92e7ec80f9e2fb3b1edf8904357bc161897ae8
- grauphel-0.2.1.tar.bz2, 13 kiB, 2014-10-03, SHA256: b66db077fc3e117b2e143b5b177c1d9a8a86c43029936ea65300a4d822e9fdda
- grauphel-0.2.0.tar.bz2, 13 kiB, 2014-09-27, SHA256: abb1372e8b8525237bea1b686aa6ee2d390974f84bf2206d3aacc2c191978162
Author
Christian Weiske, cweiske@cweiske.de, http://cweiske.de/
Development hints
- JSON coming from Tomboy: Title is html-escaped already (e.g. > is >). We store it that way in the database, so there is no need to escape the output.
- latest-sync-revision sent from Tomboy during PUT sync is already incremented by 1.
Releasing grauphel
To release a new version, do the following:
Increase version number in appinfo/version and appinfo/info.xml.
Fill the ChangeLog file with the changes since the last release, mention the new version number.
Update README.rst and increase the version number
Create the grauphel release file with:
$ phing
The file will be in dist/
Test the release on a server
Tag the release in git
Upload the release to http://cweiske.de/grauphel.htm with:
$ phing update-website
Link the new release on https://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php?content=166654
