looking for a minimalist webapp that lets me edit markdown files in a directory structure (on disk) that has a split view with directory tree on the left side, and where i can also create directories and move the files around if necessary. does it exist?
why am i asking for this: markdown editors for mobile and desktop already exist and they are good, and quite easy to sync with dave (go based webdav server) or syncthing. the web-based component would be a frictionless addition to this for coworkers to be able to browse and edit the whole structure.
@minkiu silverbullet feels pretty great, except that it gets extremely slow with a 3000+ lines .md file unfortunately :( (i had a similar problem with hedgedoc before)
@epilys@mntmn thought the same thing with Emacs. :) Which has the added benefit if org-mode. I personally would just ssh into the server and run Emacs in tmux all the time. Aren’t there web based terminal emulators? Why reinvent the wheel all the time…
@mntmn I’ve been running nextcloud server for a while. It’s full on office suite with great focus on collaboration. And I think it should run on mnt reform server.
@mntmn I know this is not what you want (no directory tree, at least, yet) but silverbullet.md got me excited recently in this field. Self hosted, wikilinks, excellent web markdown experience, even Vim mode... I saw you have something working already, but, maybe a vscode server? https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/code-server Good luck.