nextCloud application implementing the Tomboy REST API for syncing notes.

Pretty stable.

• Note synchronization
• OAuth token management interface
• Database management interface (reset)
• Viewing notes
• Searching notes
• Downloading notes as HTML and reStructuredText

• Web interface to edit notes. I will probably not implement this. Patches welcome :-)

• Conboy (Nokia N900 Maemo)
• Tomboy (Linux, Windows)
• Tomdroid (Android)

grauphel 0.7.4 is known to work with:

• Tomboy 1.15.2, Linux
• Tomboy 1.15.1, Windows
• Tomdroid 0.7.5, Android 4.4.1

See the HowTo document for client-specific configuration instructions.

You can use nextCloud's global search on the top right.

During search, the note's titles, tags and content are searched.

Search syntax:

foo

Search for notes containing "foo"

foo bar

Search for notes containing "foo" and "bar"

"foo bar" baz

Search for notes containing "foo bar" and "baz"

foo -bar

Search for notes containing "foo" but not "bar"

• PHP
• PHP oauth extension

1. Log into nextcloud as administrator
2. Goto "Apps"
3. Enable experimental apps in the settings
4. Click "Productivity"
5. Look for "grauphel - Tomboy sync server"
6. Click "Activate"

1. SSH onto your web server

2. Navigate to the nextcloud apps directory, often in /var/www/nextcloud/apps

3. Download the latest release from http://cweiske.de/grauphel.htm#download and extract it. For example:

   $ wget http://cweiske.de/download/grauphel/grauphel-0.7.4.tar.gz
   $ tar xjvf grauphel-0.7.4.tar.gz
   $ rm grauphel-0.7.4.tar.gz
   

   You do have a directory /var/www/nextcloud/apps/grauphel now.

4. Using your browser, login as administrator into nextCloud and click the "Apps" icon in the main menu ("+" icon).

5. Click on "Grauphel: Tomboy note server" and then on the "Enable" button.

6. In the main menu, click the "Tomboy notes" icon.

It may be that grauphel now shows you an error message:

PHP extension "oauth" is required

You have to install the PHP PECL oauth extension now. On Debian 9 or higher, do the following:

$ apt install php-oauth
$ phpenmod oauth
$ /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

Reload the nextCloud page in your browser now.

See grauphel downloads page for all released versions.

Christian Weiske, [email protected], http://cweiske.de/

• Homepage
• grauphel on apps.nextcloud.com
• Source code repository
• Github source code mirror

• JSON coming from Tomboy: Title is html-escaped already (e.g. > is >). We store it that way in the database, so there is no need to escape the output.
• latest-sync-revision sent from Tomboy during PUT sync is already incremented by 1.

• ownCloud unit testing documentation

• grauphel on Travis CI

  

To release a new version, do the following:

1. Increase version number in appinfo/version and appinfo/info.xml.

2. Validate appinfo/info.xml:

   $ xmllint --noout --schema tools/info.xsd appinfo/info.xml
   

3. Validate appinfo/database.xml:

   $ xmllint --noout --schema tools/database.xsd appinfo/database.xml
   

4. Fill the ChangeLog file with the changes since the last release, mention the new version number.

5. Update README.rst and increase the version number

6. Create the grauphel release file with:

   $ phing
   

   The file will be in dist/

7. Test the release on a server

8. Tag the release in git

9. Upload the release to http://cweiske.de/grauphel.htm with:

   $ cd ~/Dev/html/cweiske.de
   $ ./scripts/update-grauphel.sh
   

10. Upload the new release on https://apps.nextcloud.com/developer/apps/releases/new

    Signature:

    $ openssl dgst -sha512 -sign ~/.nextcloud/certificates/grauphel.key dist/grauphel-0.7.4.tar.gz | openssl base64