Hello again,

wanted to just post a few feature options for you to consider.

1. Expiration options - (hour, day, week, two weeks). In case the URL is not used, the note will self-destruct after the specified time.
   This would be handy in case for example if one creates a note and then by accident goes and creates another one. Unless you have copied the previous URL there is no way to get to it (unless you go to the DB and delete it). Maybe there is but I haven'�t figured it out.

2. Copy button - when the generated URL is shown it is already highlighted and you can just copy it using the keyboard. Maybe there could be a copy button option as well for users that prefer is that way. Also, mobile platform (iOS) doesn't even generate an URL that it is preselected, so a manual selection is needed for that example.

3. Warning before showing the note - maybe there could be a mechanism that will warn the user that upon confirmation the note will be destroyed, just in case that there was a mistake opening the URL in the 1st place.

Also, I have noticed that the message is flagged as read (and I get 404 error in these cases) if you copy it inside an app that supports URL detection (like SLACK or Rocket.Chat). Unless the URL is copied there as a CODE, the URL will result in 404 (already read and deleted). Not really sure if I made my self clear on this last one but essentially any app that can detect URL and try and resolve them (to pull down a thumbnail, or description of the site) will trigger READ message.

Tnx again for this platform!

It would be nice to add a new variable to set the domain or message that is displayed at the top of the page instead of the creators web domain.

While using Tornote, I realized that some special chars are breaking a note.

Something like:

Will result in:

As you can see the use of the char < in the middle of a word breaks the rest of the message MySuperPassword is gone.

Do you have any thoughts ?

Hello,

I have build this app in a docker image with 0 errors but when starting it I get the following output:

panic: open templates/index.html: no such file or directory


goroutine 1 [running]:

github.com/osminogin/tornote.(*server).Init(0xc000211890)

	/go/src/app/server.go:151 +0x57a

main.main()

	/go/src/app/cmd/tornote/main.go:57 +0x35b

Any help on the matter?

Tnx!

Not so seasoned in Go, but is there a way to roll just the binary to then drop into an empty docker container? Or is the binary dependent on libraries for sqlite?

I've tried doing this, but the binary fails to execute when launching in an empty container without golang installed.

install: deps
	@echo "--> Build and install binary"
	CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=darwin GOARCH=amd64 go build -a -tags netgo -ldflags $(GOLDFLAGS) ./...  -o tornote tornote/main.go

In the dockerfile:

Step 10/14 : RUN sqlite3 db.sqlite3 <db.scheme
 ---> Running in 07221251c434
/bin/sh: 1: cannot open db.scheme: No such file

should be

RUN sqlite3 db.sqlite3 <db.schema