An encryption-focused open source note taking application.
Encryptic is based upon the <a href="https://github.com/Laverna/laverna">Laverna Project</a>
Encryptic uses the Marionette JS framework, Gulp and runs on Node.js. The test runner is tape
NOTE: IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM AN OLD VERSION OF Encryptic, BACKUP EVERYTHING FIRST. THIS CODE HAS BEEN TESTED BUT MANY THINGS HAVE CHANGED. DATA LOSS IS POTENTIAL.
Install a version of Encryptic from here:
https://github.com/encryptic-team/Encryptic/releases/
None. Removed the signal server component for the time being.
$ yay -S encryptic)Running into issues with Arch Linux installation? Report here or contact @funilrys on Gitter here.
Setting up the Encryptic development environment only takes a few minutes. To run locally, you need to have the following installed:
* Node.js version 8.11.4 or 10.9.0. Encryptic works with other previous Node versions, but requires changes to package.json and is not recommended.
* Git (note: Windows users need to set the PATH variable for git after installation).
* Yarn You can use npm but it's not recommended due to inconsistencies observed in the modules installed.
If you're planning to contribute to the project's development, hit the fork button at the top of the page and move on to step 2.
1. Clone the Encryptic repository:
With SSH :
$ git clone git@github.com:encryptic-team/encryptic.git
With HTTPS :
$ git clone https://github.com/encryptic-team/encryptic.git
2. Navigate to project directory and install gulp and yarn globally:
$ cd encryptic
$ npm install -g gulp
$ npm install -g yarn
4. Install dependencies and build:
$ yarn
- or -
$ npm run setup
5. Start Encryptic:
$ gulp
6. Point a web browser to http://localhost:9000
We ask that you use either plain JavaScript or the Marionette.js framework (for more details on the preferred coding style see .editorconfig).
In our effort to permanently enhance the application's security, Encryptic is implementing OpenPGP encryption via OpenPGP.js.
Published under MPL-2.0 License. Encryptic uses a lot of other libraries and each of these libraries use different licenses.
$ claude mcp add encryptic \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>