v1.0.0-alpha.2

What's Changed

• Edit and add details in README.md by @dykstranet in #106
• feat: Include new page button by @it-spiderman in #118
• feat: 🎸 Allow web public upload up to 100MB by @rht in #119
• feat: Enable VisualEditor by @it-spiderman in #120

New Contributors

• @dykstranet made their first contribution in #106
• @it-spiderman made their first contribution in #118

Full Changelog: v1.0.0-alpha...v1.0.0-alpha.2

PKC v1.0.0 Alpha Release

Micro PKC is an easy way to deploy a Personal Knowledge Container to your local machine (Linux, Mac, Windows) or on a web-server to be hosted there. Inside the bundled services of Micro PKC, we feature MediaWiki 1.37.0, which is the software used to manage the biggest open online encyclopedia, 'Wikipedia'. We are featuring advanced Web3 concepts for time-stamping and signing to keep your identity safe within MetaMask and/or hardware wallets when used in combination. Micro PKC features a single command-line interface usable with a range of commands (see ./pkc help to see full range of options).

Features

• Login with Ethereum Wallet MetaMask or Hardware-Wallet (Ledger/Trezor) via Eauth Service
• Local deployments which keep your data offline and under your control
• Upgraded MediaWiki Skins (Tweeki) for better user experience
• Backup and Restore
  • All verification data is included in the backup and restore procedure
  • User accounts are preserved in the backup
  • By default cron-enabled 30 minutes backups
  • A command-line-tool for manual backup and restore
• Web-Deployment
  • When specifying a domain during setup it will automatically set up all configs to be web-accessible. This includes security elements such as automatic Let's encrypt certificates generation.

Limitations

• 2FA with Hardware-Wallets (Trezor, Ledger) is supported. 2FA One-Time-Passwords with Mobile-Phone is not yet available. See #37.
• Deployments on Digital Ocean show a let's encrypt certificate error. After restarting the container pkc start / stop and waiting a moment it seems to go a way. See #98.