{post.author && (
{post.author.image && (
.size(64,)
)}
)}
{Array.isArray(post.categories) && (
{post.author.name}
{post.categories.map((category) => (
{category.title}
))}
)}
{post.mainImage && (
.size(2016,)
)}
{post.body && (
(
.width(2000).url()})
),
separator: ({ value }) => {
switch (value.style) {
case 'line':
return (
) case 'space': return default: return null } }, }, list: { bullet: ({ children }) => (
{children}
)
},
number: ({ children }) => {
return (
{children}
)
},
},
marks: {
strong: ({ children }) => (
{children}
),
code: ({ children }) => (
<>
`
{children}
), h2: ({ children }) => ({children}
), h3: ({ children }) => ({children}
), blockquote: ({ children }) => ({children}), }, types: { image: ({ value }) => (
) case 'space': return default: return null } }, }, list: { bullet: ({ children }) => (
-
{children}
-
{children}
{children}
`
),
link: ({ value, children }) => {
return (
{children}
)
},
},
}}
/>
)}
See more screenshots
[here](http://novnc.com/screenshots.html).
### Browser requirements
noVNC uses many modern web technologies so a formal requirement list is
not available. However these are the minimum versions we are currently
aware of:
* Chrome 89, Firefox 89, Safari 15, Opera 75, Edge 89
### Server requirements
noVNC follows the standard VNC protocol, but unlike other VNC clients it does
require WebSockets support. Many servers include support (e.g.
[x11vnc/libvncserver](http://libvncserver.sourceforge.net/),
[QEMU](http://www.qemu.org/), and
[MobileVNC](http://www.smartlab.at/mobilevnc/)), but for the others you need to
use a WebSockets to TCP socket proxy. noVNC has a sister project
[websockify](https://github.com/novnc/websockify) that provides a simple such
proxy.
### Quick start
* Use the `novnc_proxy` script to automatically download and start websockify, which
includes a mini-webserver and the WebSockets proxy. The `--vnc` option is
used to specify the location of a running VNC server:
`./utils/novnc_proxy --vnc localhost:5901`
* If you don't need to expose the web server to public internet, you can
bind to localhost:
`./utils/novnc_proxy --vnc localhost:5901 --listen localhost:6081`
* Point your browser to the cut-and-paste URL that is output by the `novnc_proxy`
script. Hit the Connect button, enter a password if the VNC server has one
configured, and enjoy!
### Installation from snap package
Running the command below will install the latest release of noVNC from snap:
`sudo snap install novnc`
#### Running noVNC from snap directly
You can run the snap package installed novnc directly with, for example:
`novnc --listen 6081 --vnc localhost:5901 # /snap/bin/novnc if /snap/bin is not in your PATH`
If you want to use certificate files, due to standard snap confinement restrictions you need to have them in the /home/\