v3 is not compatible with v2, you will have to export your notes in v2 and import them in v3. This happens because v3 is almost a re-write of v2.

Wreeto is an open source note-taking, knowledge management and wiki system built on top of Ruby on Rails framework.

Initially this was built because I didn't like the note-taking apps out there and I wanted something simple, structured and straightforward, with no bells and whistles.

1. Features
2. Roadmap
3. Requirements
4. Installation
5. Usage
6. How can you help
7. Screenshots
8. License
9. Professional edition

• Simple, minimal UI - less is more
• Create unlimited notes with Markdown format
• Categories
• Tags
• Projects
• Attachments
• Backlinks (new!)
• Graph view (new!)
• Encrypted backups
• List notes by Category or SubCategory
• Favorite notes appear on the top of the notes list and sidebar
• Authentication, authorization
• Google oAuth integration
• Search
• Share notes in public with a secure link
• Zip and download notes in markdown format
• Import notes from external, zipped, text-only files
• Responsive mobile web UI

• Test everything, everywhere. More testing..
• Note Templates
• Encryption
• Different Levels of security access for users
• User access control
• Dark mode
• Quick notes that auto-expire
• Export notes to PDF format
• Cloud backups
• Version tracking
• Move UI to ReactJS
• Mobile apps
• A lot more ..

• Docker (optional)

or

• Ruby 2.6.6
• PostgreSQL 11
• Redis 5.0.7

Copy the .env.development.local to .env:

cp .env.development.local .env 

and set up your variables:

OAUTH_GOOGLE_ID=
OAUTH_GOOGLE_SECRET=
POSTGRES_HOST=postgres
POSTGRES_USER=wreeto_admin
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=wreeto_password
POSTGRES_DB=wreeto_db
POSTGRES_PORT=5432
RACK_ENV=production
RAILS_ENV=production
RECAPTCHA_SITE_KEY=
RECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY=
REDIS_HOST=redis
REDIS_PASSWORD=
SMTP_USERNAME=
SMTP_PASSWORD=
WREETO_HOST=localhost # your IP Address or domain 
WREETO_PORT=8383

The easiest way to get started now is to use docker-compose and simply execute:

For running the latest version (might be unstable) use image: chrisvel/wreeto:master. Instead use the latest stable version as (example) image: chrisvel/wreeto:version-.

docker-compose up

If you decide to just copy the docker-compose.yml file in order to deploy it locally, you'll also need to create .env (instructions in 4.1) and docker-entrypoint.sh. Make sure to add execute permissions to it sudo chmod +x docker-entrypoint.sh.

In order to initialize the database and load the default account, you'll need to run:

docker-compose run app bundle exec rake db:drop db:migrate db:setup

You will need to setup postgres, ruby, redis and their appropriate dependencies necessary by your O/S and environment.

As for every Rails project:

• bundle install
• bundle exec rake db:drop db:migrate db:setup
• bundle exec rails s

Do not forget to create the .env file.

The default credentials are: username admin and password password.

You can create another account from the Rails console by running bundle exec rails console or docker-compose run app bundle exec rails console and then

account = Account.create!
User.create!({username: 'admin', email: '[email protected]', password: 'password', confirmed_at: DateTime.now, account: account})

by changing the values as you wish, then exit.

To access the web application with default settings (hostname/port) please go to

http://localhost:8383

There are several ways you can help with wreeto:

1. Try wreeto and send your feedback, comments or suggestions.
2. Clone the repo, develo and create a Pull Request
3. Spread the word about wreeto to your friends and your community. This is the way the project breaths and grows.
4. Sponsor me through Github sponsors or donate to Paypal: paypal.me/wreeto

AGPLv3 License for the community version

There is a premium version and there is a pricing plan for this edition. Please check https://wreeto.com or email to <wreeto.official and gmail as the domain provider> for more details (currently updating).