Puranjay Savar Mattas a9db3e1412 fix(settings): make Settings its own top-level branch, not swapped content
The .id() fix on the detail pane wasn't enough — still reported as
the document staying visible with only the sidebar switching.
NavigationSplitView bridges to NSSplitViewController on macOS, and
apparently doesn't reliably replace already-mounted detail content
(a NavigationStack with real push history) for something unrelated
inside one persisting split view instance, identity hints or not.

Restructured so `navigation.isShowingSettings` picks between two
entirely separate NavigationSplitView instances (settingsContent /
mainContent) at the top of body, instead of branching on content
inside a single one. A different top-level view hierarchy is a
guaranteed full teardown of whatever AppKit was holding onto — no
split-view instance persists across the switch for it to get
confused about reusing.

Also dropped the now-redundant `isShowingSettings` guards scattered
through mainContent's toolbar/leadingToolbarContent — moot once
mainContent only ever renders while Settings isn't showing.
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Outpost

A native Apple ecosystem client for Outline — built for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS from a single SwiftUI codebase, aiming for full editing parity with Outline's web app, including realtime collaborative editing.

Why

Outline's web app is great, but there's no native Apple client with full editing parity. This project connects to a self-hosted Outline instance over its REST API and realtime collaboration socket to provide a proper native experience across the Apple ecosystem.

Status

Early development. See CLAUDE.md for the current architecture and phased build plan.

  • Phase 1 — Auth, browse, search, REST-only editing
  • Phase 2 — Realtime collaborative editing (Yjs/Hocuspocus)
  • Phase 3 — Offline cache, tables, embeds, comments, macOS polish

Requirements

  • Xcode 16+
  • iOS 17+ / iPadOS 17+ / macOS 14+
  • A self-hosted (or hosted) Outline instance with API access

They will be updated. These are old requirements.

Setup

  1. Clone the repo and open the .xcodeproj in Xcode.
  2. Generate a scoped API key on your Outline instance (Settings → API Keys).
  3. On first launch, enter your instance URL and API key — these are stored in Keychain, never in app config or source.

Architecture

See CLAUDE.md and docs/ARCHITECTURE.md for the full technical breakdown: REST layer, Yjs/Hocuspocus realtime sync via YSwift, and the ProseMirror-schema-to-native-editor mapping.

Disclaimer

This project is being built to solve a personal problem — I wanted a genuinely good native knowledge-base client for my own self-hosted Outline instance and none of the existing options fit. It's a personal-use tool first, not a polished product with support guarantees.

Parts of this codebase are AI-assisted (built with the help of AI coding tools). Treat that however you like — review, use, fork, or ignore the code accordingly. No warranty of quality, security, or fitness for any particular use is implied beyond what's stated in the license below.

License

This project is a client only — it does not include, vendor, or redistribute any of Outline's (BSL 1.1 licensed) server source. See LICENSE for this repository's own license.

Not affiliated with Outline

This is an independent, unofficial client. Not affiliated with or endorsed by General Outline, Inc.

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