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The impression I have is that all files created in foam are in a single folder. It would be good if foam could index notes in a folder and its subfolders, or even indexing of external folders. There are a few reasons why:
vscode file manager is the sidebar is a useful tool and when a note is accessed, related notes show up in the sidebar.
knowledge graphs could be more powerful by toggling graph of files in all folders or files in a given folder only. If your files are grouped by project, you get project-specific graphs, or domain specific graphs, etc
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Thank you @sahil48! Indeed the original idea when I created this was to avoid categorisation in directories, but I've gotten similar feedback from others and I've begun work on it already!
In fact, most of the extensions Foam is built on already support this, we just need to add support to the foam-vscode extension that glues all the this functionality together using markdown links.
knowledge graphs could be more powerful by toggling graph of files in all folders or files in a given folder only. If your files are grouped by project, you get project-specific graphs, or domain specific graphs, etc
This is a fantastic idea! Maybe @tchayen would be open to supporting it in Markdown Links?
The impression I have is that all files created in foam are in a single folder. It would be good if foam could index notes in a folder and its subfolders, or even indexing of external folders. There are a few reasons why:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: