v0.1.6

New Features

• Citaiton auto-completion: Typing the @ symbol will bring up the list of available sources from the bib file specified in YAML header or in the settings.json file.
• Footnote syntax highlighting: Markdown footnotes can now be highlighted by setting the markup.footnote.inline.markdown properties in the settings.json file
• Markdown Compilation: The markdown compiler now supports reading in the YAML header of the document and respecting its content during compilation.

Bug Fixes

Resolves "node-fetch" unavailable in stack.

Bug Fixes

Resolved indexing issue for grammar/spell checker: indexing begins at the start of document rather than start of selection.

Alpha - Functional Improvements

v0.1.0

In this update there are a number of improvements on previously established functionality including:

• grammar and spell checking now works decently but has severe limitations in terms of length of chunks that are checked for issues. Decorations of errors, suggested edits and replacement all working well.
• Markdown compilation works for PDF and respects YAML options
• Custom Markdown Syntax preprocessing is supported during Markdown compilation
• Anonymize text function now respects whitespace

Installation

macOS and Linux

Ensure that the Visual Studio Code command-line tool is available:

1. Open VS Code.
2. Press Cmd+Shift+P (or Ctrl+Shift+P on Linux) to open the Command Palette.
3. Type Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH and select it.
4. VS Code will add the code command to your shell’s PATH.

After this step, the code command should be available in your terminal.

5. Restart your terminal to apply the changes.

Then run the following code:

code --install-extension nous-0.1.0.vsix

Windows

For Windows it is probably best to install Nous from within VS Code with by downloading the binaries and then, using the command palette (Cntrl+Shift+P), running the command "Developer: Install Extension from Location..." and find the downloaded .vsix.

Initial Release - Alpha

Alpha release. Very early development. Use at your own risk.