Depolama
There are multiple ways of storing notes in Butterfly. Either by using your device storage, or by using the cloud storage (WebDAV).
Veri dizini
Section titled “Veri dizini”The data directory is the directory where documents, templates, and packs are stored.
On desktop you can find it in ~/Documents/Linwood/Butterfly.
On mobile it’s in getExternalFilesDir(null)/Linwood/Butterfly.
You can also change it in the settings under Data.
In this directory you will find a folder Documents, Templates and Packs.
Uygulama verileri tarayıcınızda saklanır. Yerel bir depoda saklanır. Tarayıcınızda geliştirici araçlarını açın, verileri göreceksiniz.
Yerel Platformlar
Section titled “Yerel Platformlar”By default, the application saves the data in your documents folder in a subfolder called “Linwood/Butterfly”. This folder is created when you save data for the first time. Bu klasör ayarlardan değiştirilebilir.
Remote storage
Section titled “Remote storage”The application data can be stored on a remote server. Bu, verileri başkalarıyla paylaşmak istiyorsanız veya birden fazla bilgisayarınız varsa kullanışlıdır. Currently only the WebDAV protocol is supported.
To add a remote server, go to the settings and click on Remotes. Then click on Add remote.
Uzak sunucunun URL’sini, kullanıcı adını ve şifreyi ekleyin. Bundan sonra verilerin depolandığı klasörü belirleyebilirsiniz.
To get the WebDAV URL, please visit the documentation:
- Nextcloud (it should look like this:
https://nextcloud.example.com/remote.php/dav/files/username/, replaceusernameandnextcloud.example.comwith the correct values)
Offline sync
Section titled “Offline sync”Bu özellik, çevrimdışıyken uzak sunuculardaki dosyalarınızı düzenlemenize olanak tanır.
Open the popup menu on a file or folder and click on Sync. Bu işlem, dosyayı veya klasörü indirecek ve yerel olarak kaydedecektir. Tüm kök dizini senkronize etmek için “oluştur iletişim kutusu”ndaki onay işaretine tıklayın veya ayarlarda remote’u ve yönet bölümündeki onay işaretine tıklayın.
Birkaç sınırlama vardır:
- Bir dizinin yalnızca en üst düzeyini eşitleyebilirsiniz. For example if you have a directory
a/b/test.bfly, this file will not be synced. - Çevrimdışıyken bir dosya veya klasörü silemezsiniz.
- Çevrimdışıyken şablon ekleyemez, düzenleyemez veya silemezsiniz.
Other storage methods
Section titled “Other storage methods”If you are on a native device you can also sync the application directory with your favorite platform. Google Drive has an official app on Windows and there are unofficial ones on the Play Store. On Linux you can also use the native remote storage system and change your data directory to this or add a new external storage if you click on the add connection button.
Supported file types
Section titled “Supported file types”Butterfly supports importing SVG, Butterfly Note (.bfly), Butterfly Raw Note (.tbfly).
Butterfly Note (.bfly)
Section titled “Butterfly Note (.bfly)”This file type is the recommended format for saving notes.
It is a zip archive containing the information (mostly in JSON files) about the note. These included JSON files aren’t optimized for human readability.
Butterfly Raw Note (.tbfly)
Section titled “Butterfly Raw Note (.tbfly)”This file is recommended for use with version control software like git.
This file is not a zip archive; instead it is a JSON file. It contains all the information about the note in a single JSON file that is optimized for being readable and nicely formatted. It is slower to load than the normal Butterfly Note.
This file type doesn’t save information about the note! When this file is imported into Butterfly, it is treated as a single image.
Use this ONLY when the note shouldn’t be modified by Butterfly.