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[Feature/Request]: Local Storage #83
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Thanks for the feedback! Happy you are finding it useful. Tl;dr at the bottom Local StorageThe app uses Chromium stores
Theoretically you could backup your data by backing up the appropriate Future ImprovementsI did build an import/export mechanism into the settings menu, but it is currently disabled. You can reenable it by uncommenting the lines in settings.component.ts and rebuilding. Note that there are some issues that have not been worked out yet with this approach (in particular, not all of the That said, I know this is less than ideal, and I am all too familiar with the pitfalls of using Tl;dr
I'll keep this issue open while I address the problems/solutions above. Thanks again! |
That's wonderful! the LevelDB folder does indeed back everything up and removing / readding it recovers everything, including settings seemlessly. Thank you for your work! Looking forward to future updates :) Have a nice week! |
Please, if possible, make storage shareable between Knowledge instances, extra super bonus if solution opens opportunity for NextCloud integration... |
Hi!
First of all, thank you so much! This is an amazing tool that I'm still learning to utilise to its fullest!
With that said, I can't seem to find where / how all the data is stored. I can export individual projects as json for example, but can I somehow backup my entire knowledge-base?
Even if it's not a built in feature, it could be substituted with the local storage + some sync tool like syncthing. So my question is, where / how does Knowledge store the data, and is there any way to back it up?
Thanks in advance!
Barney
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