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Implement a comprehensive setup wizard to improve onboarding and configuration experience for both personal and server deployments. Key features: - Interactive wizard with profile selection (personal/server/custom) - Quick setup mode with sensible defaults - First-run detection with helpful welcome message - Directory configuration with validation - Server OAuth/JWT configuration with auto-generation - Environment file creation for server deployments - Template generators for systemd service and env files New commands: - opal setup # Interactive wizard - opal setup --quick # Quick setup with defaults - opal setup --profile # Use specific profile - opal setup --show-systemd # Show systemd template - opal setup --show-env # Show environment file template Implementation: - internal/wizard/prompts.go: Reusable prompt utilities - internal/wizard/profiles.go: Profile definitions and templates - cmd/setup.go: Main setup command implementation - cmd/root.go: First-run detection and welcome message - internal/engine/config.go: ConfigExists() and IsFirstRun() helpers User experience: - On first run, shows welcome message suggesting 'opal setup' - Non-intrusive - creates defaults automatically if skipped - Wizard guides through all configuration options - Server setup includes OAuth/JWT configuration - Environment file created with proper permissions (0600) - Clear next steps displayed after completion
Notr
Simple Go application for organizing and referencing notes. Loosely based on Obsidian.
Implementation: See jade-depo/ directory for the CLI tool.
Workflow
I take notes in two primary ways:
Phone
- Quick notes, on the go.
- View and search notes.
Workstation
- Using NeoVim for notetaking
Other infrastructure
- I host a VPS with a Nextcloud and Gitea instances.
What I want
- A Obsidian Vault like structure. A folder where notes live.
- A file is a note
- Can also store attachments, such as images. These files can then be referenced in the relevant notes.
- Directories is the main organization method, although tags and links can seam-lesly cross directories boundries.
- Markdown syntax (this can be handled by NeoVim and a markdown editor on other devices.)
- Tags: Syntax +tag
- Note links for referencing other notes or any other vault files. Syntax uncertain. Obsidian uses ?
- See reports about the vault. Tag report
- At some point I would like to have a web-app and host it on my server. This would integrate with my authentik service for auth, and would be a live view of a users vault
- OCR would be great.
Implementation
I have a tendency to scope creep and never actually getting a usable product, so an important goal here is practicing getting a usable app up and running. This should not have to be the biggest project, so I'll try to predict the process:
Version 0.1
Here I use other tools for the note-taking and accept that any searching is on a directory basis only.
- I create a directory in Nextcloud. This I will start using immediately.
- Find a good Markdown editor for android.
- Adopt any crutial Obsidian notes
Version 1.0 ✓
This is where I can use Notr to find and search notes on my workstation. CLI implementation complete!
- Process notes. Metadata and diffs
- Search and Filter by tags
- Search and Filter by content
- Add, edit, delete notes
- List all notes and tags
Version 2.0
Here I can do the same on my phone.
Also:
- OCR
Metadata approach
Multiple approaches possible.
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