Pokebook
Poke!Book (Pokeghost’s poetry noteBook)
PokeBook is your own digital notebook for writing poetry. Get into a creative flow with distraction-free environment and never worry about saving what you write!
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PokeBook is supported by these awesome people!
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| | GlueBall | "Better to execute what is, than to never compile at all" |
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What makes PokeBook so cool?
- Workspace split into two independent notepads – jot down notes in one and write the poem in another!
- Endless notebook that grows as you write!
- Everything is stored locally – no need to trust anyone to keep your poems nice and safe! Reload the page, close the tab, even reboot your computer, everything will stay there!
- Optional cloud integrations for storing poems in the cloud!
- The draft is auto-saved with every single character written – don't worry about crashes or blackouts, so you can focus on the writing!
- Click "New poem" and you immediately have a clean workspace – previous one is saved in the Poem Stash!
- View, edit and delete previously written poems and store as many as your computer (or cloud provider) can handle!
- Express yourself with a selection of themes and fonts!
- Write your best with PokeHelp mode! PokeHelp provides highlighting rhymes, syllable counter, and text counters (words, characters, lines)
- Want something more... unconventional? PokeMarkov will help you generate prose, poems, and any other kind of text using Markov chains
Installing / Getting started
You can use PokeBook at no cost by visiting https://book3.pokeghost.org.
Cloud provider integration
Storing poems in various cloud providers is handled by the PokeBook InterCloud service. See the repository for more detailed information on starting and configuring the service.
Environment variables
For PokeBook cloud integration to work properly, the following environment variables are required.
| Variable | Description | Example value |
|---|---|---|
| PUBLIC_POKEBOOK_CLIENT_URL | Base URL of the deployed web client where the user will be redirected after signing in with a cloud provider. No trailing slash! | http://localhost:5173 |
| PUBLIC_POKEBOOK_SERVER_URL | Base URL of the PokeBook InterCloud server. No trailing slash! | http://localhost:5173 |
| PUBLIC_POKEBOOK_FOLDER_NAME | Name of the folder that will be created on user's Google Drive. | PokeBook 3 |
| GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID | Client ID from registered Google Cloud application. | |
| GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET | Client Secret from registered Google Cloud application. | |
| REDIS_HOST | Redis database connection host. | |
| REDIS_PORT | Redis database connection port. | |
| REDIS_PASSWORD | Redis database connection password. | |
| DROPBOX_APP_KEY | Key from Dropbox application. | |
| DROPBOX_APP_SECRET | App secret from Dropbox application. |
Building app for deployment
PokeBook can be built with static adapter and deployed on a generic hosting provider (like Netlify Drop) by doing the following:
npm run static
You can deploy PokeBook to Vercel in one click:
PokeBook is configured with @sveltejs/adapter-auto so it should be easily deployable to any popular hosting provider as long as there is an adapter for it.
Developing
Environment for local development can be quickly spun up by doing the following:
npm i
npm run dev
Contributing
If you'd like to contribute, please fork the repository and use a feature branch. Pull requests are warmly welcome.
For bugs and feature requests, don't hesitate to open issues!
License
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (see LICENSE for details).
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