a structured, zettlekasten and org-mode inspired memex
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memEx

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memEx is an easy way to digitize the structured processes of your life.

  • Notes: Document notes about individual items or concepts
  • Contexts: Provide context around a single topic and hotlink to individual concepts in your notes
  • Pipelines: Document your processes, attaching contexts to each step.

Features

  • Multi-user: Built with sharing and collaboration in mind
  • Privacy: Privacy controls on a per-note, context or pipeline basis
  • Convenient: Accessible from any internet-capable device

Installation

  1. Install Docker Compose or alternatively Docker Desktop on your machine.
  2. Copy the example docker-compose.yml. into your local machine where you want. Bind mounts are created in the same directory by default.
  3. Set the configuration variables in docker-compose.yml. You'll need to run docker run -it shibaobun/memex /app/priv/random.sh to generate a new secret key base.
  4. Use docker-compose up or docker-compose up -d to start the container!

The first created user will be created as an admin.

Configuration

You can use the following environment variables to configure memEx in docker-compose.yml.

  • HOST: External url to generate links with. Must be set with your hosted domain name! I.e. memex.mywebsite.tld
  • PORT: Internal port to bind to. Defaults to 4000. Must be reverse proxied!
  • DATABASE_URL: Controls the database url to connect to. Defaults to ecto://postgres:postgres@memex-db/memex.
  • ECTO_IPV6: If set to true, Ecto should use ipv6 to connect to PostgreSQL. Defaults to false.
  • POOL_SIZE: Controls the pool size to use with PostgreSQL. Defaults to 10.
  • SECRET_KEY_BASE: Secret key base used to sign cookies. Must be generated with docker run -it shibaobun/memex mix phx.gen.secret and set for server to start.
  • REGISTRATION: Controls if user sign-up should be invite only or set to public. Set to public to enable public registration. Defaults to invite.
  • LOCALE: Sets a custom default locale. Defaults to en_US.
  • SMTP_HOST: The url for your SMTP email provider. Must be set
  • SMTP_PORT: The port for your SMTP relay. Defaults to 587.
  • SMTP_USERNAME: The username for your SMTP relay. Must be set!
  • SMTP_PASSWORD: The password for your SMTP relay. Must be set!
  • SMTP_SSL: Set to true to enable SSL for emails. Defaults to false.
  • EMAIL_FROM: Sets the sender email in sent emails. Defaults to no-reply@HOST where HOST was previously defined.
  • EMAIL_NAME: Sets the sender name in sent emails. Defaults to "memEx".

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