Offline Mode

[ErezBinyamin]

Add docker container that locally hosts cheat.sh server which uses a database of pre-downloaded cheat sheets and does not use the web at all. The container should ideally not need to be rebuilt when a new cheat-sheet is added or an old one is edited.

Suggested offline mode features:

• Docker container web server
• Configuration file pointing to local cheat sheet repos
• Edit configuration live
• ZERO external connections (100% local)
• Template cheat sheets for different concepts (CLI commands, API docs, algorithms, communication protocols...) - Might be good to add this to the main cheat.sh too

Use Case

I have a network of machines I like to use to test out malware from The Zoo. I always keep this network isolated from my other machines. I often find myself in need of cheat.sh and would like to have a local version running in my isolated environment.

[ErezBinyamin]

I just discovered the offline_usage branch. docker-compose up fails on that branch. Is this already a WIP? It seems the last commit was almost a year ago. Is this the place for me to start developing?

[chubin]

I am finally back to my opensource projects. I hope that now I will have more time for them.
Fully agree with the steps you've described, just one minor thing: docker is option, and not always needed.
Yes it is good to have it in a docker image, but it is shouldn't be the only possible option.
Actually, it should be possible to use cheat.sh offline without docker too.
Basically, it is already possible. Take a look at #14 and #98 for details