v3.2.1

🗒️ Notable changes:

• There is a new read_only authentication type. This is similar to none (no authentication) but - as the name implies - doesn't allow creation, modification or deletion. An example use case could be to use flatnotes for documentation or a blog. Resolves #72.
• The /api/token endpoint is no longer loaded when authentication is disabled (i.e. the FLATNOTES_AUTH_TYPE is set to none or read_only).
• The API no longer requires a dummy bearer token when authentication is disabled. Resolves #90.

🪲 Bug Fixes:

• Fixed an issue displaying lists in tables when using the dark theme. Resolves #94.

v3.1.1

🗒️ Notable changes:

• Ids are now automatically added to headers. Thanks @pbogre!
• Checkboxes are now disabled in view mode (#81).
• Fix an issue where code blocks weren't rendered in a monospace font on some machines (#78).
• Fix an issue where the 'new' button wouldn't work after creating a new note (#82).

v3.1.0

🗒️ Notable changes:

• Tags are no longer detected when contained within a code block. Thanks to @elmodor
• Extended autolinks have been enabled when rendering markdown. This means that URLs should be clickable even if they are not enclosed in a markdown link syntax e.g. [link](url).

Note: To accommodate the change to tag detection, the index version has been bumped. This will mean a full re-index of all notes on first run and may take some time on larger datasets.

v3.0.3

🗒️ Notable changes:

• If using TOTP, the secret key is now printed alongside the QR code in the log. This allows for manual entry if scanning the QR code fails.

v3.0.2

🗒️ Notable changes:

• Set execute permissions on entrypoint.sh to resolve issue building on Linux by @elmodor in #67.
• Update site.webmanifest to better support Android installation by @abe6 in #68.
• Table headers in WYSIWYG editor now honour theme color.

👋 New contributors:

• @elmodor made their first contribution in #67.
• @abe6 made their first contribution in #68.

v3.0.1

🗒️ Notable changes:

• Fixed dark theme issue in the editor overflow menu.
• Removed border on focussed note title.

v3.0.0

🚨 Breaking Changes

• The port flatnotes uses inside the Docker container has been changed to 8080 (previously 80). If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly. This change was made to smooth the onboarding process for environments where privileged ports cannot be used by non-privileged users (see #28).
• To accompany the above change, support for the PORT environment variable has been removed.
• The note directory inside the Docker container has moved from /app/data to simply /data. If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly.

🗒️ Notable changes

• flatnotes now has a dark theme! 🌚
• New PUID and GUID environment variables are now supported for Docker deployments. These allow you to specify the user and group that flatnotes will run as inside the Docker container. This is useful to avoid permission issues when mounting a directory from the host.
• To support the above change, upon container start, the ownership of all files and directories in the data directory will be recursively changed to the specified user and group.

v3.0.0-rc.6

To use this pre-release please use the docker image tag dullage/flatnotes:v3.0.0-rc.6.

🚨 Breaking Changes

• The port flatnotes uses inside the Docker container has been changed to 8080 (previously 80). If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly. This change was made to smooth the onboarding process for environments where privileged ports cannot be used by non-privileged users (see #28).
• To accompany the above change, support for the PORT environment variable has been removed.
• The note directory inside the Docker container has moved from /app/data to simply /data. If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly.

🗒️ Notable changes

• flatnotes now has a dark theme! 🌚
• New PUID and GUID environment variables are now supported for Docker deployments. These allow you to specify the user and group that flatnotes will run as inside the Docker container. This is useful to avoid permission issues when mounting a directory from the host.
• To support the above change, upon container start, the ownership of all files and directories in the data directory will be recursively changed to the specified user and group.

v3.0.0-rc.5

To use this pre-release please use the docker image tag dullage/flatnotes:v3.0.0-rc.5.

🚨 Breaking Changes

• The port flatnotes uses inside the Docker container has been changed to 8080 (previously 80). If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly. This change was made to smooth the onboarding process for environments where privileged ports cannot be used by non-privileged users (see #28).
• To accompany the above change, support for the PORT environment variable has been removed.
• The note directory inside the Docker container has moved from /app/data to simply /data. If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly.

🗒️ Notable changes

• flatnotes now has a dark theme! 🌚
• New PUID and GUID environment variables are now supported for Docker deployments. These allow you to specify the user and group that flatnotes will run as inside the Docker container. This is useful to avoid permission issues when mounting a directory from the host.
• To support the above change, upon container start, the ownership of all files and directories in the data directory will be recursively changed to the specified user and group.

v3.0.0-rc.4

To use this pre-release please use the docker image tag dullage/flatnotes:v3.0.0-rc.4.

🚨 Breaking Changes

• The port flatnotes uses inside the Docker container has been changed to 8080 (previously 80). If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly. This change was made to smooth the onboarding process for environments where privileged ports cannot be used by non-privileged users (see #28).
• To accompany the above change, support for the PORT environment variable has been removed.
• The note directory inside the Docker container has moved from /app/data to simply /data. If you using Docker to deploy flatnotes you will need to update your docker/docker-compose commands accordingly.

🗒️ Notable changes

• flatnotes now has a dark theme! 🌚
• Browser font size settings are now honoured. < This was reverted in the next release.
• New PUID and GUID environment variables are now supported for Docker deployments. These allow you to specify the user and group that flatnotes will run as inside the Docker container. This is useful to avoid permission issues when mounting a directory from the host.
• To support the above change, upon container start, the ownership of all files and directories in the data directory will be recursively changed to the specified user and group.