0.3.0 - Titles, coloured tag chips, and previews

The panel was showing filenames. Since memorry server 0.5 every record has a title and tags in frontmatter, and the sidebar now reads both.

What's new

• Titles come from frontmatter, falling back to the filename with its numeric id prefix stripped — records written before server 0.5 still list fine.
• Coloured tag chips that double as filters: click one to narrow the list, click again to clear. Each chip carries its record count, so cluster sizes are readable at a glance.
• Two-line body previews, so records are distinguishable without opening them. Search now covers the body and tags, not just title and project.
• The meta line prefers updated_at when present and marks it edited. A record corrected in place keeps its original created_at, so showing only that made recently-fixed records look stale.

Tag colours

Colours are hashed from the tag name rather than looked up in a fixed vocabulary. Every user's tags are their own, in their own language; a hardcoded list would leave most of them grey. A hash gives a tag the same colour on every machine and every reload, which is all the eye needs to read clusters. Eight swatches live in styles.css.

Install

Download main.js, manifest.json and styles.css below into <your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/memorry/, then reload Obsidian.

Requires Obsidian 1.7.2 or later.