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Offline Android note taking app. Aimed to be modern-looking and capable, with a UI inspired by Google Keep's.

License: GNU General Public License v2.0

Java 100.00%
a11y accessibility android java note-taking notes-app xml

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nabu's Issues

implement adding reminders on notes

I think the last essential feature needed (besides pinning notes) is the ability to add reminders. I currently don't know much about reminders and how the alarm manager works in android, and I cannot dedicate my time for it right now because of university. If someone already knows how to implement this and doesn't find it troublesome, all help is welcome, even advice/tips/directions

Add search functionality in app

Can search by title and/or content.
Tags are not included by default, by if you are in the screen of a certain tag, naturally search inside it only? Can also filter by tag

Image support with preview

I know Nabu is still in alpha, and a lot of things still need to be added, but it would be great if you can add image support!

Empty trash

Feature request for an option to empty trash with just 1 click (of course show a confirmation dialog that all notes will be lost). Currently as of v0.7.2 (9) to do this user needs to manually select notes one by one which is annoying.

Add dyslexia font

Find a dyslexia friendly font
Have a toggle in SettingsActivity to enable/disable it

Versioning issue

Currently the APKs at all your releases seem to identify as

package: name='com.jpkhawam.nabu' versionCode='1' versionName='1.0'

thus appearing as a single version. Could you please fix that in your build.gradle? versionCode must always be increased with each release (as that's what Android uses internally to tell versions apart), versionName is what is shown to the user. So the current release should rahter have

        versionCode 9
        versionName "0.9.0"

(assuming it is the 9th release โ€“ however, if starting with the next release you put anything bigger than 1 it would be fine โ€“ important part is just that it's bigger than with any previous release, no matter how much). Thanks in advance!

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