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Template Tool for the reMarkable tablet (and maybe others?)

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NoTeTo

Notetaking Template Tool for the reMarkable tablet.

Try it on https://noteto.needleinthehay.de.

Introduction

This application was born from a specific need: I found many useful templates for my tablet, but none that included all the features I required. Supposly everyone has different needs, so I built this application for creating custom templates based on a building block principle.

Features:

  1. Choose a template from the "Gallery" as starting point (or start on empty page)
  2. Add predefined template elements ("blocks")
  3. Move, resize and style the "blocks"
  4. Adjust texts and labels
  5. Export the template as png-image
  6. Save as json to load it later for further adjusments

Copying the png-image to the tablet is not in the scope of NoTeTo. Use one of the available tools for transferring templates to tablet.

Contribute templates for the Gallery

Via Pull Request (preferred):

  1. Create a nice template
  2. "Download as PNG" as well as "Export to JSON"
  3. Give both files the_same meaningful name (all lower-case, hyphen separated)
  4. Fork noteto-repo and put the two files in a new subfolder in /js/gallery/ with the same_name as your files.
  5. Add a new object at_the_end of the templates-Array in Gallery.js with the appropriate information
  6. Run NoTeTo locally (see section "Development & Contributing") as see if your template shows up as expected
  7. Create a Pull Request.

Via issue:

  1. Create a nice template
  2. "Download as PNG" as well as "Export to JSON"
  3. Give both files the_same meaningful name (all lower-case, hyphen separated)
  4. Open a ticket, upload both files along with the information to be shown in the Gallery:
    • Template Name
    • Contributor Name
    • Short(!) description

Development & contributing

The app should be considered as unstable, unfortunately I won't have much time to work on it. Contributions as pull requests are very welcome.

Development setup is kept minimal, no build is required:

  1. Clone the repository
  2. In the repositories root, start your favorite local webserver
  3. Point your browser to the index.html on localhost

E.g., you can run:

git clone https://github.com/dynobo/noteto.git
cd noteto
python -m http.server

Then open http://127.0.0.1:8000/noteto/ in your browser.

If you plan to contribute a Pull Request, please install and run eslint to ensure correct code formatting:

npm install
eslint ./noteto/

Tools for transferring templates to tablet

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