I used to use Joplin extensively when I was in school or worked as a consultant. I have gotten away from it lately in favor of Confluence at work, but would totally use it as a Nostr client.
The Joplin app itself has improved tremendously in the past ~5 years
Can you read stuff from Nostr from inside Joplin? Does that make sense?
Not currently, that I know of. But that type of feature totally makes sense.
Joplin is sort of like EverNote with a lot of additional features… so I see the main value add as leveraging the existing document editing functionality to compose Nostr notes.
Collaboration features would also be sick, but probably a lot more complicated.
Joplin also has good support for code blocks and LaTeX fwiw
Yes, I'm not asking if it exists, I'm asking if it would be possible to make such a plugin that spontaneously opens a websocket to relays and slurps in some notes.
Sorry, I don’t know enough about how Joplin is built to answer.
My guess is this would be non-trivial, as there currently are no social media or collaboration features.
Their dev community is active and responsive - I have opened issues and requested features in the past.
Maybe a sort of read-later, you react with specific emoji and the note, *with all the assets*, is backuped up in Joplin.
For me this would be extremely useful.
Oh, but then you are talking about a running service that runs in someone's cloud and injects stuff into your Joplin? I thought it was a local desktop note-taking app.
A service is an option (it supports sync), but we don't need it. The plugin could just REQ all my reactions, filter them and do the fetch/backup.
Or with the same logic, the possibility to append/prepend a note to a single Joplin note.
Currently I have a (not nostr related) script to do this for some logging purpose:
sqlite3 /..../joplin-desktop/database.sqlite <
