Paste this into monod and refresh the page:

<a href=""><iframe src="javascript:alert(1)"></iframe></a>

I'm not quite sure why "secure" should even be one of three main selling points ("cool, secure, and offline-first") for a text editor, but monod fails here. (On the upside, it's undoubtedly cool. ;)

This PR addresses issue #52

• [x] Switch to markdown-it
• [x] Improve source splitting to avoid breaking code blocks
• [x] Improve source splitting to avoid breaking html blocks

Hi!

As non-native English speakers/writers, we are looking for people willing to proofread the documentation: https://github.com/TailorDev/monod/tree/master/doc.

Thank you for your help ❤️

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Should fix #66

• [x] API
• [x] API test
• [x] Decouple logic to ease new features such as synchronization
• [x] add color to Sync component (green, orange)
• [x] full synchronization that deals with conflicts
• [x] test, test, test
• [x] turn on encryption again
• [x] remove todos
• [x] move user to its fork when a conflict is detected
• [x] should not create too many backups

Features:

• [x] User browses Monod on /:
  • [x] local db state: empty
  • [x] remote db state: empty
  • [x] sync: does nothing
• [x] User opens a link with both an existing UUID and a valid secret, for the first time:
  • [x] local db state: empty, then contains the document:
    • [x] last_modified = 1
    • [x] last_local_persist = null
  • [x] remote db state: contains the document (last_modified = 1)
  • [x] sync: does nothing
• [x] User opens a link with both an existing UUID and a valid secret, for the second time:
  • [x] local db state: contains the document with last_modified = 1 and no changes => update
  • [x] when new content is fetched, the whole editor must be updated
  • [x] when new content is fetched, user should be notified
  • [x] local db state: contains the document with last_modified = 1 and there are changes (last_local_persist is set and last_local_persist > last_modified) => conflict

Update April 2nd

• [x] Fork content should be clear when sent with event CONFLICT
• [x] Looks like there is still an issue with concurrent reads

Purpose

The idea is to support BibTeX for scientific references.

Features

• [x] Proof of Concept
• [x] Write a lib to parse and format bibtex content
• [x] Write a markdown-it plugin to enhance the fence block parser
• [x] Write tests for the markdown-it plugin
• [x] Write tests for the lib
• [x] Make it pretty in the Preview panel

See below for screenshots.

For #233. Did some preliminary testing in my local by overriding some of the eslint-config-airbnb dependency definitions. Build seems to be passing with a few warnings.

We'll need to wait for airbnb to publish a new version with the updated eslint-plugin-import dependency before these changes can be merged. They've already made the change on master, so hopefully it's coming down the pipe soon. We'll probably need to bump the config version in package.json as well once that happens.

I'll be happy to check back in on this once the airbnb changes have been published.

This is not going to be fun, but this is definitely needed...

Purpose

In this PR, I refactor the whole project to introduce Redux and get rid of our very own Store. This was nice to learn and play with React, but now we are reaching the limits of this part. Hence this refactoring to use Redux instead, as we did for Franklin for instance.

Features

• [x] Install Redux et al.
• [x] Refactor components into logical units
• [x] Make the component tests pass again
• [x] Rewrite the Store into a Redux store (using modules and redux-ducks)
• [x] Port all existing tests
• [x] Maybe write a few more tests
• [x] Maybe rename a few methods as our conventions slightly evolved since the beginning of this project (e.g., onSomething() vs handleSomething())

Also...

• Fixes #107
• Fixes #143
• Merged #171

New Features

• Shortcut: Cmd+B for surrounding a selection with ** (bold/strong)
• Shortcut: Cmd+I for surrounding a selection with _ (italic)
• Shortcut: Cmd+Z for undo

It is also possible to change the template of the default document without creating a new "working" document. A "working" document gets created when the content is changed.

ETA

No ETA yet. Hence, contributions should be delayed as most of the code will be affected.

• [x] POC
• [x] support sub-sections (vertical slides)
• [x] tests
• [x] Pretty CSS
• [x] Fullscreen mode (=> presentation mode)
• [x] Fix template select box
• [x] Customize Reveal theme (WIP)
• [x] Add doc

Features

• Write slides in Markdown
• Code, FontAwesome, KaTeX (Math symbols), Emoji are supported
• Transitions are configurable (in YAML front matter)
• New presentation mode (for all templates, not only slide deck)
• Convert any Markdown text into a slide deck (use --- for horizontal slides, and ---- for vertical ones)
• Fragments are supported

Editing mode

Fullscreen mode

Presentation mode

In #128, we dropped support for HTML since it may have potential security issues. We might enable HTML support later, but in the meantime, it would be nice to add more plugins to support more syntax extensions.

One of them is the <kbd> tag, e.g., enter. There is no markdown-it plugin for it AFAIK, so we should write one and add it to Monod.

Hi,

It could be nice to support url in bibtex entries (link to the cited website).

For example, the following bibtex entry:

@misc{lampa_2015,
    author = {Lampa, Samuel},
    title = {A few thoughts on organizing computational (biology) projects},
    url = {http://bionics.it/posts/organizing-compbio-projects},
    year = {2015},
    note = {Accessed: 2016-09-01}
}

Right now it looks like: "Lampa, S. (2015). A few thoughts on organizing computational (biology) projects. Accessed: 2016-09-01".

It would be better if it'd look: "Lampa, S. (2015). A few thoughts on organizing computational (biology) projects. Accessed: 2016-09-01".

Thanks

We received this feedback by email. CodeMirror uses it to delete lines but it is not cool: https://github.com/codemirror/CodeMirror/blob/1cbf1f64001b36dc7115f6a36c0f919f59c434fa/lib/codemirror.js#L2889.

We can disable this one at least.

Hey,

Thanks for that awesome project. I am just starting to get to know it but I already like it.

I have one question though: how can I host monod on a Subdomain on my server? I have forwarded traffic from example.com/monod/ to localhost:12345 and I get most of the page, but the log says it does not find some parts, since it is using the path without the Subdomain. Am I missing something?

Thanks for your time!

Output of the CSS build:

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #f9f9f9 on #fefefe is pretty bad, just 1
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:85, in mixin `callout`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:90, in mixin `foundation-callout`
	stdin:12

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #fefefe on #2fe2bf is pretty bad, just 1.6
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:94, in mixin `foundation-callout`
	stdin:12

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #fefefe on #ededed is pretty bad, just 1.2
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:94, in mixin `foundation-callout`
	stdin:12

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #f9f9f9 on #61e291 is pretty bad, just 1.6
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:94, in mixin `foundation-callout`
	stdin:12

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #f9f9f9 on #ffbe33 is pretty bad, just 1.6
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:94, in mixin `foundation-callout`
	stdin:12

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #fefefe on #f07966 is pretty bad, just 2.7
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:94, in mixin `foundation-callout`
	stdin:12

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #f9f9f9 on #fefefe is pretty bad, just 1
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:85, in mixin `callout`
	app/scss/components/_message_box.scss:9

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #f9f9f9 on #ffbe33 is pretty bad, just 1.6
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	app/scss/components/_message_box.scss:25

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #fefefe on #f07966 is pretty bad, just 2.7
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	app/scss/components/_message_box.scss:31

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #f9f9f9 on #61e291 is pretty bad, just 1.6
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	app/scss/components/_message_box.scss:36

WARNING: Contrast ratio of #fefefe on #41e5c4 is pretty bad, just 1.6
Backtrace:
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_color.scss:75, in function `color-pick-contrast`
	node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/components/_callout.scss:70, in mixin `callout-style`
	app/scss/components/_message_box.scss:41

The Xorg selection mechanism is currently broken with monod: when a middle-click occurs, the caret is moved at the cursor position and nothing more happens (same as a left click).

I would expect the current X selection to be pasted at the cursor location, and the caret not to move.

Tested on FreeBSD with Firefox 50.1.0.

When

When designing a large table with many columns.

Outcome

The PDF export through CTRL+P doesn't respect the document scale and tables are cut off at the right margin. A scroll bar appears but of course cannot be used in the PDF.

The table is scaled properly in the live rendering.

This is not the case for plain text where too long lines are properly wrapped.

Environment

• Linux Debian stretch
• Chromium 53.0.2785.143
• Monod version ff0b2d9
• Template: no template