Kslab

Important

Project on pause for no real reason. Just working on other stuff

A visual organization tool for notes, text, shapes, and images.

Table of Contents

• Technologies
• Development Setup
• Installation
  • Desktop Application
  • Web Application
• Usage
  • Desktop Application
  • Web Application
• Contributing
• License

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Technologies

This project utilizes the following open-source libraries:

• Kiru: A lightweight UI rendering library (Kiru)
• Tauri: A framework for building desktop and mobile applications with web technologies (https://v2.tauri.app/)
• TypeScript: A typed superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing
• ESLint: A linter for enforcing code style and catching potential errors

Development Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://git.klectr.dev/Klectr/kslab.git

2. Install dependencies: This project uses Bun as its package manager.

   bun install

Installation

Desktop Application

[Instructions on how to download, install, and run the desktop application. Mention any dependencies or prerequisites.]

Note: These instructions might involve installing Tauri and any additional dependencies for the desktop application.

Web Application

[Instructions on how to access and use the web application. Specify if it's a standalone web app or runs within Tauri.]

Note: These instructions might involve running the web application directly in a browser if it's standalone.

Usage

Desktop Application

• Add notes: Click the "+" button to create a new note.
• Edit notes: Double-click a note to edit its content.
• Move notes: Drag and drop notes to reposition them on the canvas.
• Add shapes and images: Use the toolbar to add various shapes and images.
• Customize appearance: Change the color, size, and other properties of elements.

Web Application

[Instructions for using the web application, similar to the desktop application]

Contributing

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License

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Additional sections you might consider:

• Roadmap - Future plans for Kslab, such as implementing an infinite canvas or adding more features.

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