Releases: timschwab/cheatsheet
Vue Single File Components
CheatSheet now uses Webpack to build the client UI from Vue single file components. This is a significant improvement in that it does not pollute the global namespace, looks cleaner, runs faster, and opens the door to utilize Webpack more in the future. Note that the server side code is not packaged with Webpack, as there is no need at this time.
Universal Redis Install Support
Now the install script will install Redis on Linux and Mac as well as Windows.
Undoable deletes
This release introduces a new feature: the ability to undo the deletion of snippets.
CheatSheet will now keep the deleted snippets in a trashcan for a specified amount of time before they are deleted permanently. This storage time defaults to three days.
Initial Release
The initial release of CheatSheet!
CheatSheet is backed by Electron and Redis, and uses Vue combined with Bootstrap 4 for its frontend design.
It features the ability to add, edit, and delete tiny snippets of information written in Markdown format, along with a blazing fast search algorithm to retrieve these snippets.
Bootstrap
Redis Install
This release adds a postinstall script that automatically installs Redis for Windows users. I admit it is rather thrown together, only covers a very narrow range of cases, and definitely needs to be professionally done, but it works in my tests for now.
Markdown
Editing
Vue
Initial release
Initial release. Electron backed by Redis. Has simple add/search/view/delete functionality. Note that it still lacks edit functionality.