Lepton is a lean snippet manager based on GitHub Gist. Check out its latest release.
- Group gists by languages
- Create/Edit/Delete gists
- Instant search
- Custom tags
- Markdown rendering
- Cross-platform support
- Immersive mode(Zen mode)
- Proxy
Organize | Markdown Rendering | Immersive Mode (⌘/Ctrl + i) |
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Search (⇧ + Space) | Custom Tags | GitHub Login |
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- Framework: Electron
- Bundler: Webpack, Babel, electron-builder
- Language: ES2015, Sass
- Library: React, Redux, Redux Thunk, Redux Form
- Lint: ESLint
- Download released binaries(macOS/Windows/Linux) here.
- Install via Homebrew (macOS)
brew cask install lepton
Tested with Node.js 6/7/8
Clone the repository.
$ git clone git@github.com:hackjutsu/Lepton.git
Install the dependencies.
$ cd Lepton && npm i
Register your application, and put your client id and client secret in ./configs/account.js
.
module.exports = {
client_id: <your_client_id>,
client_secret: <your_client_secret>
}
$ npm run build
$ npm run start
Read electron-builder docs and check out the code signing wiki before building the installer app.
Build app for macOS.
$ npm run dist -- -m
Build app for Windows.
$ npm run dist -- -w
Build app for Linux.
$ npm run dist -- -l
Build app for macOS, Windows and Linux.
$ npm run dist -- -wml
Build app for the current OS with the current arch.
$ npm run dist
Lepton depends on GitHub API to detect the language. If it fails, the gist's language is marked as "Other". However, we can put // vim: syntax=<your_language>
at the top to explicitly specify the language.
// vim: syntax=javascript
let test = 'This is a javascript file'
Limited by GitHub API, Lepton supports searching for following fields.
- file name
- description
- tag
[title] description #tag1 #tag2
Copy and paste the following snippet to ~/.leptonrc
. Create the file if it does not exist, and don't forgot to change the address to your own.
{
"proxy": {
"enable": true,
"address": "socks://localhost:1080"
}
}
- Submit an issue.
- Send a pull request.
We DON'T accept donation personally. If you like, feel free to donate to Wikimedia Foundation, which helps sustain free knowledge through Wikipedia and its sister projects for people around the world. You are welcome to create an issue to share how much you have contributed.
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