v0.5.2

• Logging in no longer replaces your document. Instead, it asks if you'd like to merge or replace.

This release is available as a container image at ghcr.io/bytes-zone/beeps:v0.5.2.

v0.5.1

• Fixes a missing dependency in the container image.

This release is available as a container image at ghcr.io/bytes-zone/beeps:v0.5.1.

v0.5.0

• Shortcut listing is now available in the TUI (?)
• You can now push and pull documents to the server. The client knows how to do this, and will do so regularly once you log in (l) or register (r.) Note that logging in will replace your entire document (registering won't.) If you've somehow been using this README-less software on two separate replicas without manually merging, get in touch before trying to use the server.

v0.4.3

Log some helpful information on beeps-server startup to make operations easier.

This release is available as a container image at ghcr.io/bytes-zone/beeps:v0.4.3.

v0.4.2

Add a /health endpoint to the server for healthchecks in environments like Kubernetes.

This release is available as a container image at ghcr.io/bytes-zone/beeps:v0.4.2.

v0.4.1

Version updates for all packages. The server is now available as a container image now, too! You can find it at ghcr.io/bytes-zone/beeps:v0.4.1.

v0.4.0

beeps-server is now available. You will need to provide it with a Postgres database and some secret material for signing JWTs. Right now only email/password login is implemented (whose registration is gated by an --allow-registration flag), plus a "whoami" endpoint for debugging. The server is not yet integrated with the client, but that will be coming soon.

v0.3.0

• You can now copy/paste tags with the c/v keys.

v0.2.0

• You can now navigate through the table with the arrow keys.
• You can now delete tags with backspace or delete when a row is selected.
• New tags will now trigger a system notification.

v0.1.0

The first version of beeps. The main binary for now is beeps, which is a TUI that lets you know when you have a new ping and tag it. Everything is stored locally using CRDTs, and a sync server will be coming soon (as well as quality-of-life features like notifications.)