Show HN: Spaceboard – Pinterest for Markdown Notes
github.comHello HN! This is something I made for personal use, but thought others might find it useful. It's pretty much just a board that you can add random notes to, which can be formatted in Markdown or just plaintext. You can also drag around and rearrange notes, which will auto-tile to not have overlaps. If you have feature requests/ideas, please feel free to create an issue or PR :)
The demo is here: https://spaceboard.vercel.app/
It reminds me of Post-It type apps, except that the cards can be resized or reshaped, and of course, markdown. Feature request: Configurable colours for the bar on top of individual cards, which would allow colour-coded posts similar to what a lot of calendar apps do for Home and Work.
I might use this on our home intranet. Good way to maintain grocery list and todo activities, along with whatever other things families tend to write in magnetic letters on the fridge.
EDIT: Ah, I see you are working on a colour method already, according to the Todo list.
Where's the license?
Ah, forgot to add. Made it MIT license.
Fwiw, I made something really similar to this a couple of years ago. It's available for free on sandstorm.io
https://github.com/azeirah/brainstorm
Made in meteor
Nice. Tip: add topics such as 'markdown' to repo for findability. I overlooked this on my recent GH search for markdown projects.
Would be awesome if you could share the notes (either individually, or the whole space)! I'd probably use this just bc you can arrange things wherever you want :D
Yep, this is on the short list of my todos at the bottom of the README. Unfortunately, this would seem to conflict with the whole local browser storage setup currently ...
A simple way to share a note that would work with your current setup could be generating a link with the notes content encoded in base64 or similar.
e.g. https://spaceboard.vercel.app/content/SGVsbG8gSE4hIFRoaXMgaX...
Like yeah, it's not pretty. But it would work.
Looks great! I'm a big fan of using markdown for simple formatting of notes.
I've also used the layout library (react-grid-layout) with great success for my toy lorikeet alerting dashboard project: https://github.com/cetra3/lorikeet-dash
Cool! Add a persistent, server-side storage to it, and you've got a whiteboard for "work-from-home" situations.
Of course, having a 65"+ touch display in the office could be useful for this use-case. :D
Similar to http://manifest.app
This looks awesome! I love the tech stack as well, huge fan of TypeScript/React/Next.js
Does not work, at all, on mobile for me (iOS)