Anton Shestakov <av6@dwimlabs.net>, Wed, 06 Apr 2016 13:08:27 +0800
provision: use $host variable in HTTP->HTTPS redirect
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.. _BuildStatus: https://drone.io/bitbucket.org/av6/fruitbar/latest
Just another todo app. Well, maybe not quite, because it can track projects,
tasks and notes for tasks in multiple different workspaces. It looks nice
because it's built with Bootstrap and is, to some extent, elegant code-wise
because it was built with Backbone, Flask and CodernityDB.
This is my way to try out some new technologies in a project slightly more
sophisticated than Hello World. Currently these technologies are:
Or, to clear up any doubts: this isn't a serious project at all.
You can try the app live at https://fruitbar.dwimlabs.net/.
May want to read the next section for details on security though.
If you have tried Fruitbar via the link above or have read the source code, you
may now be wondering, "isn't not having passwords a bit insecure?" And the
answer is no. As in "no, it's a
**whole lot** insecure to not have passwords."
But this is a research project and it isn't pretending to be secure. Keep in
mind that everything you put in it
**everyone else may read or edit**, if they
have (or can guess) the workspace link.
- Get dependencies via HTTPS only
- Demo instance now uses HTTPS
- Basic provisioning with Ansible
- Preserve line breaks and white space in task notes
- Up-to-date jQuery, Backbone, Flask-RESTful
- Remember accessed workspaces in localStorage
- Deploy with
``DEBUG = False`` by default
- Up-to-date jQuery, Underscore, Backbone, Flask-Assets, Flask-RESTful, jsmin
- Up-to-date CodernityDB, Flask, Flask-RESTful, jsmin, jQuery, Underscore, Backbone
- Security notice in docs
- Fetching tasks and projects combined in a single request
- Projects, tasks and task notes