aceberg/diarymd repository overview

docker run --name DiaryMD \
    -e "TZ=$YOURTIMEZONE" \  # your TZ here
    -e "REPOPATH=/repo" \    # path to diary dir
    -v ~/.dockerdata/DiaryMD:/data/DiaryMD \  # config
    -v ~/.dockerdata/DiaryRepo:/repo \        # diary
    -p 8854:8854 \
    -u $(id -u):$(id -g) \  # run as current user, so created files will be owned by user, not root
  aceberg/diarymd

Mounted volumes must have write permission for non-root user:

sudo chown $(id -u):$(id -g) ~/.dockerdata/DiaryMD
sudo chown $(id -u):$(id -g) ~/.dockerdata/DiaryRepo

All binaries are available in the latest⁠ release.

DiaryMD does not have built-in auth option. But you can use it with SSO tools like Authelia, or my simple auth app ForAuth⁠.
Here is an example docker-compose-auth.yml⁠.

App config and config for Default workspace can be done through environment variables or config.yaml file. Also, Default workspace config and colors can be set through GUI.

Other workspaces have their own paths and themes, which can be configured through GUI (recommended) or workspaces.yaml file.

⁠App config

⁠Default workspace config

If THEME=CUSTOM, colors can be set individually.

⁠Colors

Blog option is still under development and a bit experimental.
To enable blog in the workspace, set BLOGPATH to directory, where blog.json file is stored.

Example of blog.json file. Here path is relative path inside the dir, specified in BLOGPATH. File blog.json must be at the root of the dir.

[{
  "date": "2024-11-03",
  "name": "Auth for WatchYourLAN and other apps",
  "path": "/IT/ForAuth.md",
  "tags": ["my-apps"]
},
{
  "date": "2024-10-06",
  "name": "WatchYourPorts",
  "path": "/IT/WYP.md",
  "tags": ["my-apps"]
},
{
  "date": "2024-10-02",
  "name": "Replace HDD in RAID1",
  "path": "/IT/Raid-replace.md",
  "tags": ["linux", "hardware"]
}] 

• EasyMDE⁠ editor
• All go packages listed in dependencies⁠
• Favicon and logo: Flaticon⁠
• Bootstrap⁠