List of all available documents

[johannwagner]

Hey,

is there a way to see all available documents, which were created on the codimd instance and the user have access to? Our specific use case is a company blackboard, where every user, which has access to the codimd instance needs to see all documents.

Otherwise, if this is not the case, I would propose a PR for this feature by myself.

Thanks in Advance, Johann

[SISheogorath]

Right now we don't have such a feature.

But it seems like some fork already worked on it. Maybe you can use it for your PR. It would make it to 1.3.0 or later.

https://github.com/hackmdio/codimd/compare/master...timedia:timedia?expand=1

[ccoenen]

I created something similar (not yet finished): a list of notes a specific user created ("my notes" so to speak) https://github.com/hackmdio/codimd/pull/952

[ccoenen]

feel free to grab what you like. I can't promise when I'll finish this, sorry.

[dsprenkels]

Can I please request for this feature to be disabled by default? My CodiMD has secret notes and the secrecy of these notes relies on the fact that the urls of these notes are hard to guess.

[rastapopougros]

+1 for this and same context : we are a team, and we need to see all available notes for a particular user (at least for users who have an account : so all notes are still secret for anonymous)

for the moment we only see personal history, and it's not the same at all, obviously

[zergar]

I've implemented this feature for our purposes in our fork (https://github.com/freitagsrunde/codimd), but it's rather hacky (I've simply copy-pasted a lot of the "history"-code, but without using the local store, so it's kinda slow). I currently do not have the time to make a fully-fledged pull-request out of this, but if anyone wants to do so, I'd appreciate it.

[smoser]

I've created a python program that maintains an index as a codimd note by querying and updating the database. I realize its not as good as a builtin option by codimd itself, but it "works for me". I'm mentioning it here only because it might be useful to others who have the same itch. If you're interested, have a look: gist/2ea3542c4cb2806b0f334c273a219cdc

[Konsilion]

Hello to all,

Is there any news on the issue? And if so, is it identical to HedgeDoc?

Thanks in advance :)