Changed edit-docs from a simple wrapper script to a properly built Nix
package using makeApp, similar to how desktop and server are built.
Changes:
- Added build script to apps/edit-docs/package.json
- Created apps/edit-docs/scripts/build.ts based on desktop's build script
- Added edit-docs:build task to root package.json
- Changed flake.nix to use makeApp which:
- Builds edit-docs with all dependencies bundled
- Creates a standalone trilium-edit-docs executable
- Can be installed with 'nix profile install' and run from any directory
This makes edit-docs truly reusable - it can now be installed and run
from any project without requiring the Trilium source tree.
- Implement --config (-c) flag to allow custom configuration file paths.
- Add --help (-h) flag to display tool usage and available options.
- Add --version (-v) flag to display the current Trilium version.
- Update electron-start.mts to correctly pass command-line arguments to Electron.
- Synchronize edit-docs version with the root package.json via update-version.ts.
- Resolve config paths relative to the configuration file's directory.
This makes edit-docs more robust and easier to use from external projects
and immutable environments like Nix.
This removes hardcoded configuration from edit-docs.ts and replaces
it with dynamic loading from edit-docs-config.yaml.
Changes:
- Removed BASE_URL and NOTE_MAPPINGS constants
- Removed DOCS_ROOT and USER_GUIDE_ROOT environment variable dependencies
- Added js-yaml for YAML parsing
- Config paths are resolved relative to repository root
The tool now reads configuration from edit-docs-config.yaml, making it
easier to customize without code changes. The pnpm script is simplified
since it no longer needs to pass complex environment variables.
