I’m not technical enough to set up Giterary, but I like some of the features, and the price is right. What can I do?

There’s a lot going on, I know. TODO.

Markdown is okay, but I like X better. Do you support that?

Probably? Is it text-based? Is it easy to edit from an HTML textarea tag? Well, there are certainly places to add such things, but there isn’t anything particularly fancy. For the programmers out there, it’s a PHP switch statement, that passes off handling to a function that is assumed to return valid HTML. However, a lot of work goes into making Markdown-specific editing possible (with the addition of annotations, the live Markdown preview, etc.)

I don’t understand why I would ever use partitioning. Why would I ever want to split up my document?

Valid question. It’s more of a feature for people who, prior to writing in Giterary, or prior to sane document management practices, worked only in single, monolithic documents (see: one great big Word document, or something like that). A feature like that is useful because it lets you split up a larger work into smaller, more manageable chunks.

Something broke, and my repository is messed up. Giterary isn’t helping at all. I don’t want to start over. Please help.

TODO: Solve using an external git client…

Is Giterary supported on X, X being my operating system?

TODO: OS agnosticism. Anything that supports PHP, and git, and a web server.

I have a healthy degree of paranoia, does Giterary support file encryption?

Not at the moment, but it’s an interesting and precarious feature. For instance: you could implement it such that you would have to enter an extra password in order to “unlock” a file for editing. However, unless said paranoid individual isn’t also paranoid about their network traffic, it’s possible that the submission of that password could be intercepted.

So: it’s possible. An extra extension handler, plus perhaps a modified form element, and you’d be in business. But it certainly wouldn’t be perfect, and would play hell with Giterary’s diff mechanisms.

What coding conventions were used in the application, if any, you talentless hack?

TODO: Programming conventions.You can read about some of the programming conventions, if you really want..

What license is Giterary released under?

TODO: That’s a… very good question.

There already exist industry standard word processing and novel writing tools, cheaply available, reliable, and better documented than this. Giterary is destined to fail.

TODO: Wow. No punches pulled.