I'm looking for a way to remotely view my vault that I have stored in a private github repo so I can reference it when I'm at work (I was told I could git clone it locally but if I put it on my company laptop, that copy of my notes becomes company property). I've come to a few options, trying to get a remote repositories extension in VS Code setup (not sure if Dendron uses the virtual file API that would be required for this), use VS Code in the web (I've already looked and the web version doesn't have Dendron available), use gitpod (not sure this would work since the following issue is still open https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1981) or maybe just view it using something like logseq (I'd rather not have to switch to a separate tool just for viewing if I don't have to). I know github has codespaces and I've signed up for the beta but it sounds like they're not really letting more people in so that's probably not an option in the near term. Looking to see if anyone here has a solution/suggestion.

if you want to use dendron while using github as your storage layer without downloading your notes locally, a few thoughts: - codespaces would be ideal but yes, the beta does have long wait times - code-server is a good solution but does require hosting & setup - if you publish dendron as a private site, you can protect it via password protection if you use something like netlify. at that point, you can edit pages using the "edit this page" on github link that is generated with the published site

Thanks!