So it's not really needed at all? Looks like they fixed this in the issue, but they pulled it back

not sure how long it's going to stay broken

Is there a build of dendron without minimized source?

@User give me a sec and I'll write this up as an issue

there isn't but we use webpack to build so it would just be building dendron minus minimization

I got a strange feeling this issue is just one of a couple getting it to run on theia :p

yeah, i suspect you're right 😅

I think this Theia-thingy got potential for dendron. Is this a good direction to work towards when things starts to work? * Create a dendronhq/app (or something) repo with theia, both electron and web version lives there * Automatic trigger builds when dendronhq/dendron gets releases, using github workflows * Have theia releases as binaries available from dendron.so, with an simple explaination of what the difference is between running it in native vscode, and why it might even be a better alternative than using vscode

what are your thoughts about theia vs vscodium? vscodium has the advantage of being completely API compatible with vscode

As I understand it, vscodium is just vscode without the microsoft metrics, and a different branding.. Theia have used the same extension API as vscode, so extensions should be compatible. However, Theia is a framework that lets you build and brand the IDE as you want, and build in the extensions you want. Making an "Dendron"-app

Theia is also much more powerfull it seams when it comes to how to structure the UI

You can have multiple sidebars example.. Take away things that clutter up the UI

Other that that, it feels just like vscode..

And... It also got a web-version, so you can have Dendron running as a web-app. The whole editor in the browser. Works great

Would be awesome to have dendron as it's own app with it's own life and icon..

the extension can be developed just like now as well, nothing needs to be changed there.. Theia will just be consuming it

yeah, the modular UI and easy web integration are definitely things I've heard about in Theia. i think this is something that will become apparent over time most immediately, i want to make sure dendron can run on theia. we can then work through the logistics of a standalone version afterwards

yea, starts with getting the basis work.. There are a lot of things here. But it got big potensials.. I'll work some more on it to make sure it's a fit

Maybe you can create a private repo for it under dendronhq on github so the research can live there if others are interested as well?

or do you want me to give it some more time?

if you want to start working on it, feel free to create a fork and making the initial changes there. ideally, what we have on https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron should just work with theia

the builds would just be custom github actions that would execute when we do a major release

sure.. I'll make a fork and let it live in it's own directory 🙂

Is there a common place where dendron assets live? Like icon-files. Or is this the WIP of

packages/dendron-design-system

?

the latter. meanwhile if there are specifc assets you need, let me know

I'll just use some cats in the meantime 🙂

in case you need an svg 🙂 https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/748936364283920495/827911531970560000

given all the different containerize servers with bundled extra's that are available through docker is there anything that will be needed or helpful to serve dendron via a

localhost:<port#>

? My (naïve) intuition is that the serving container only needs to handle http/https requests?

you shouldn't need anything special. your talking about running an instance of vscode inside a container?