Keith Solomon
2.0 KiB
IronKanban
I'm currently using this project https://github.com/OlaProeis/ironPad in a custom docker container I wrapped it in. While it works, and I like the flat-file git-backed nature of it, I'm not thrilled with the interaction pattern. I would like to keep the markdown powered (using the same format for the notes and projects if at all possible) git repo aspect of it, but build it out into a kanban-style interface. I would also like to move away from the stack IronPad is using, and move to something I'm more comfortable with.
I would prefer PHP with vanilla javascript as needed. That said, I would like to have the abilty to drag and drop cards between columns, and have the interface update in real(ish) time as changes are made. I would also like to have the ability to create new columns and cards, and have those changes reflected in the underlying markdown files. Each Project is currently built as a folder that is laid out like this:
project-name/
├── index.md
├── notes/
│ └── 20260314-154222.md
├── tasks/
│ ├── task-20260227-124827.md
│ ├── task-20260227-124901.md
│ ├── task-20260227-165334.md
│ └── task-20260314-154158.md
The index.md file contains the project description and any relevant information about the project. The optional notes folder contains any notes related to the project, and the tasks folder contains the individual tasks for the project.
The UI should be dark mode by default, and should be responsive. The columns should be able to be reordered, and the tasks within the columns should also be able to be reordered. The tasks should also be able to be moved between columns. The UI should also have a way to create new columns and tasks, and to edit existing ones. The UI should also have a way to delete columns and tasks, and to move tasks to a "trash" column before they are permanently deleted.
See dev-spec.md for more detailed specifications on the system architecture, request lifecycle, and filesystem contract.