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simple, self hosted, web-based text editor?
Débuté par EdwardOKDUDUMARI, 27 avr. 2022 12:29 - 2 réponses
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Posté le 27 avril 2022 - 12:29
Hi
Recently I have begun moving away from various services such as Google docs, discord etc for a few reasons (which would be off topic from the conversation) and have began moving towards my own self-hosted option by creating my own web server on one of my own machines, which currently runs a simple few pages in relation to a gaming club, and some some about various projects with me and my small team.

So now what I am looking for is a simple way to edit a server-side document (be it just appending the end of the file every now and then, or whatever) that can be accessed through an html page. In short: self hosted Google docs

Does not need to have fancy inserts or styling or intuitive UI, does not need to make use of accounts, but would preferably be real-time, as to allow easier coordination when more than one person is working. Would be best if it can be achieved in a few some php scripts or something similar. Thanks in advance!
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Posté le 14 juillet 2022 - 07:39
I've been building Atheos IDE for a few years now to do exactly that. It's about as light weight vs feature packed as I can make it. I would love to hear what you think about it.
I know it’s a bit of a stretch, but VS Code has an online versions that opens GitHub projects, if you had a CI in place you could probably edit a GitHub project directly and let the CI handle the updates, or you could pull manually I guess?

You could also just edit a Git repo directly in the browser? I think these are good options as you have the ability to do revisions and roll back if anyone on the team screws up.
Real time collaboration is my next goal but haven't been able to really work at it with college and work these past few months.
https://www.atheos.io / https://echat.date
https://chatrandom.download/omegle/

Hopefully it helps!
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Posté le 25 juillet 2022 - 13:33
Could someone with experience in this one explain how it is fully self-hosted? From what I've read, you only get 'one free workspace'. How is that enforced unless you're actually working from their servers?

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