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Allow for custom note titles on obsidian-capture #49
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Hi @milespossing, I think it's a good idea as long as it's optional and you can specify this as a setting. Thank you! |
I'll start hacking (hopefully this weekend) and see what I come up with. I'll target some form of optional |
People normally want either a prefix or a suffix, if I understand correctly. So you can add |
How do they handle links when there's a prefix? |
Normally what the nvim plugin does is it adds some front matter with an alias. Here is an example from mine: ---
id: "202306220817-emp-rules-processor-initial-architecture"
aliases:
- "EMP Rules Processor Initial Architecture"
tags: []
---
# EMP Rules Processor Initial Architecture In this case the note (or text over which I generated a link) was Some of my notes use the note title or id including the timestamp, others just use the title of the note |
As I think of it, this might be a bit larger than simply adding in a prefix... A change like this would require enforcing front matters automatically in any case we would have a prefix/suffix |
Well, if you feel like getting into it you can start with something smaller :) |
Let me see what I come up with, it would be nice to at very least add a new command which creates new notes with the defined prefix if any. Maybe after a tiny bit of hacking it'll be more clear to me how I can put some of this stuff together and perhaps get a few of the features that I love from the nvim plugin in here |
Sounds like a good plan, let me know if you have any questions :) |
Obsidian.nvim has this feature where you're able to change the note name (specifically the file name) when creating:
(here a note called
Hello World
would be converted to202307061244-hello-world.md
)I know that slipbox isn't the most popular style of naming, but I've come to love it myself.
I was wondering if this would be a reasonable addition to your package. I don't have a lot of experience with lisp, but I'm willing to give this addition a shot if you think that it's worth doing (and possible/reasonably implemented in emacs).
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