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remoteStorage.js is a client-side library to add remoteStorage support to your client-side app. There is a tutorial for example usage and more info in the readme of the repository.

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Since Bookmarkly is mostly client-side, it would be very fitting to use remoteStorage instead of persisting the data into MySQL.

Why not use mongodb or Redis?

Just checking to see if @dangrossman is still maintaining this project.

I get an error trying to install dependencies

824 info installOne [email protected]
825 error notsup Unsupported
825 error notsup Not compatible with your version of node/npm: [email protected]
825 error notsup Required: {"node":">= 0.4.1 < 0.7.0"}
825 error notsup Actual:   {"npm":"1.1.32","node":"0.8.0"}
826 error System Darwin 10.6.0
827 error command "node" "/usr/local/bin/npm" "install" "-d"

Should I switch to node 0.7 or can I modify the express version in package.json so it works?

Is http://screenshots.bookmarkly.com another independent app?
I'm running bookmarkly locally and it's making requests to this url, and I wonder what app is.

Regards.

Hi ,
I notice the EditView used save() :

this.model.set({ url: url, title: title, description: description, tags: tags, timestamp: Math.round(new Date().getTime() / 1000) });
this.model.save();

then,the data post to server is string json :

{url: "http://123", title: "123", description: "123", tags: [], timestamp: 1435309038}

I want to know your server how to deal this string json , because i only know how to deal such data:

url=http://123&title=123&description=123&tags=null&timestamp=1435309038

how to deal data in save() of Backbone ? this question puzzle me so long time .
please answer me , thanks