Requirements: Trilium and Joplin are both very good open source note-taking projects, and I used Docker privatization to deploy the Trilium note-taking service, which is not so convenient for me personally, but it can be used as some announcement documents for the team, which should be good.
Review:
Joplin introduced
Joplin is a free and open-source note-taking and to-do app that can handle a large number of notes organized into notebooks. Notes are searchable and can be copied, marked up, and modified directly from the app or your own text editor. Notes are in Markdown format.
Notes exported from Evernote can be imported into Joplin, including formatted content (converted to Markdown format), assets (images, attachments, etc.), and full metadata (geolocation, update time, creation time, etc.). It is also possible to import plain Markdown files.
Joplin is "offline first," which means all your data is always saved on your phone or computer. This ensures that your notes are always accessible regardless of whether you have an internet connection or not.
Securely sync notes with various cloud services, including Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Joplin Cloud, using end-to-end encryption.
Full-text search is available on all platforms to quickly find the information you need. The app is customizable with plugins and themes, and you can easily create your own apps.
The app is available for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and iOS systems. In addition, Firefox and Chrome also provide Web Clipper plugins to save web pages and screenshots in the browser.
Official Website:The hyperlink login is visible. Source code address:The hyperlink login is visible.
Feature highlights
- Full platform coverage: Windows/macOS/Linux three-piece set + full mobile coverage
- Military-grade encryption: End-to-end encryption makes your journal more secure than a bank account
- Intelligent synchronization: self-built server to achieve "my data is my mastery"
- Markdown native: code blocks, flowcharts, and LaTeX formulas are at your fingertips
Download and install
Windows client download:The hyperlink login is visible.After the download is completed, just double-click to run and install. As shown below:
Data synchronization
Joplin If you don't enable data sync, your data will only exist on your computer, and once the hard drive is damaged, your data will not be retrievable. At this time, we privatize and build a WebDAV service to synchronize data to the WebDAV service, and the construction tutorial is as follows:
After WebDAV is built, synchronize in Joplin software: Tools -> Options -> and fill in the following information:
Data encryption
We want to encrypt the data, both local and remote server side encrypted storage, even if the data is leaked, its contents cannot be unlocked without a password, click: Tools -> Options -> Sync -> Encrypt. headSet a "master password" before enabling encryptionAfter the setting is successful, as shown in the figure below:
Test
Click the sync button in the lower left corner to synchronize the data to the WebDAV server, and you can see that the data stored on the server has been encrypted and is no longer displayed in plain text, as shown in the figure below:
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