Add steps to how setup Butterfly with Nextcloud in storage.md#1002
Add steps to how setup Butterfly with Nextcloud in storage.md#1002JerryMerweather wants to merge 12 commits into
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Pull request overview
This PR enhances the storage documentation by adding detailed step-by-step instructions for setting up Butterfly with Nextcloud via WebDAV. The change transforms a single-line reference link into a comprehensive guide with two sections: one for obtaining the WebDAV URL and another for generating app-specific credentials in Nextcloud.
Key changes:
- Added detailed instructions for obtaining the WebDAV URL from Nextcloud (5 steps)
- Added instructions for creating and using app-specific passwords for secure authentication (8 steps)
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That is amazing I dont want to setup node.js EDIT: I did anyway. also https://www.jotbird.com/ is good editor |
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Yoo man, let that copilot do some checks. |
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Copilot usage is so limited i can't do this anymore. Thanks for adding more detailed Nextcloud/WebDAV setup instructions. This is a useful improvement, but I think this should be cleaned up before merging. A few things I noticed:
Also maybe rename the sections a bit more explicitly, for example: #### Nextcloud: get the WebDAV URL
#### Nextcloud: create an app passwordThat would make it clearer that these exact steps are Nextcloud-specific, while the remote storage feature itself works with WebDAV in general. |
| By default, the application saves the data in your documents folder in a subfolder called "Linwood/Butterfly". This folder is created when you save data for the first time. This folder can be changed in the settings. | ||
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| ## Remote storage {#remote} | ||
| ## Remote storage |
| #### How to get the URL | ||
| 1. Go to 'Files' | ||
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| 2. Open the 'Files settings' | ||
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| 3. Choose the 'WebDAV' section in the sidebar, then Copy the URL | ||
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| 4. Paste the URL in the URL input box in Butterfly | ||
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| #### How to get the password and username | ||
| 1. Go to your Nextcloud account info by pressing the profile picture on the corner | ||
| 2. Then, press 'Settings' | ||
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| 3. In the Security tab, scroll down to 'Devices & sessions' | ||
| 4. Enter any name for the app name input box | ||
| - "Butterfly Connection" is a good name to use, as it is identifiable and clear. | ||
| 5. Press the button called 'Create new app password' | ||
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| 7. After authenticating, copy the email and paste it in the username input box in Butterfly | ||
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| 8. Finally, copy the password and paste it in the password input box in Butterfly | ||
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| It is a zip archive containing the information (mostly in JSON files) about the note. | ||
| These included JSON files aren't optimized for human readability. | ||
| These included JSON files aren't optimized to be readable by a human in its raw form. |
I am still not finished, not sure what else to include.
Please call copilot because this is a draft with slight editing.