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Looked around. There are 2 generations here: legacy src/ + lib/ (express/fastify, firebase auth, docker) and service/ (bun + elysia, data/ -> local server -> supabase -> static site). What's bugging you most: auth, sync flow, or supabase?
Haha I want to redesign the whole thing. About current infra, what I didn't like: ・ Dependent on VS Code, which I haven't opened in 4 months ・ Requires a laptop to write, I want a nice backoffice ・ That the vault lives in a gitignored dir in the repo, so it's like nesting repos…
Shape I'm picturing: a Bun CLI you run in the vault under pitchfork. It indexes the .md, serves a web backoffice, commits+pushes with a GitHub App token, and publishes to Supabase on save. Q: always-on box or laptop?
Then Dokploy could own it: one Bun container, vault = git clone in a volume, GitHub App token pulls/pushes, backoffice behind your existing Supabase login. Keep mise+pitchfork for local dev only, or run it bare on the host?
I think so. Vault .md = source of truth, private included. publish.ts copies only public notes (plus tree/sitegraph/index/search keys) to Supabase. generate_static_site compiles those rows, caches the result in the row, renders HTML into published/ (dt.in.th repo) and pushes to…
dt.in.thThai Pangsakulyanont
Yes: public: true but not reachable from HomePage. They still go to Supabase (row + search keys, compiled too) but get no static HTML and stay out of tree/index/sitemap. A visit hits 404.html, and the client fetches it via notes_get_contents.
Correct. We can start infra side anew. Let's start anew. Install @mattpocock skills. Put the current checkout in a worktree for reference. And let's get /grilling.
Done: mattpocock-skills plugin installed (user scope), old checkout parked at ./legacy on a legacy branch. Grilling round 1. Reply "yes" per Q to take my rec. Q1 Where it runs: bare on the VPS under pitchfork, vault as a plain git checkout so Claude Code can work in it…
Q1, Q2, Q3, Q5, Q6. Agree Q4. Right now publish is all-or-nothing, as in publishing the vault content. Not sure if with the new version, can we can just publish selectively.
Round 2, all on Q4. Selective fits well, because Supabase is already a separate copy: the static site is built from Supabase rows, not from the vault. Q7 Unit of publish: per note. "Publish" copies that note's current source into its Supabase row, and the row becomes the…
dt.in.thThai Pangsakulyanont
Q7, Q8, 10, 11. Agree Q9. Still needed. public: true is the "desired state" so to speak. To unpublish I would set public: false and the back office should slate it for unpublishing. Btw, by starting anew I mean start a new Git history. On cutover we merge main in with -s…
Got it. public: true = desired state, Supabase row = actual state. And the checkout is now on an orphan branch next, with the old code in ./legacy. At cutover: merge main into next with -s ours, then fast-forward main. Round 3: Q12 Reconcile UX: the backoffice shows a plan, terraform-style: + new (public: true, no row), ~ changed (row source != vault source), - unpublish (row exists but public: false). Apply one item or all. Same thing in the CLI as notes plan / notes apply [id]. -> Yes. Q13 A note deleted from the vault (or renamed) while its row exists also shows up as "- unpublish". For a rename, the new name shows up as "+ new", and the old name lives on as an alias. -> Yes. Q14 Compile at apply time: the server runs @notes/compiler and writes the compiled output into the row as it publishes. When the compiler version changes, every published row is recompiled from its stored source, with no new snapshot from the vault. -> Yes. Q15 Vault index lives in memory and is rebuilt from files on start and on change, like today. No local database. -> Yes, unless the vault is past ~10k notes. Q16 Stack: Bun + Elysia, reusing the good pieces of service/ (NotesSource, MarkdownContent, generatePublicTree, the publish/static-site tasks), with the frontend's exact private API. -> Yes. Q17 Backoffice UI: a small Vue 3 + Vite SPA served by the same server, with CodeMirror for editing and preview through @notes/compiler in the browser. -> Yes.

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