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Currently, the best tool for keeping this type of notes is Obsidian, but it is not licensed under OpenSource. Folio may be an interesting replacement for Obsidian, but it still lacks a lot of functionality.
First, Syntax highlighting.
Automatic closing of blocks such as ``` or `
Access to the data directory via WebDav
Good job
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Thanks, Folio will unlikely become a replacement for Obsidian. While I don't use it, my understanding is that it is a very robust app, while Folio focuses on a more simple note taking experience.
As for the three points:
I've been working on the syntax highlighting, however there are some basic limitations with the current parser/display engine that can't be overcome (things like tables will never be support with it). Having said that, there is certainly room for improvement.
Blocks do auto close in some cases, for example if you use the keyboard shortcuts (aka Ctrl-B for bold) instead of typing them, this could be expanded in the future.
WebDav is way out of scope for Folio, the actual storage of the notes is up to the OS to handle. However, having said that, you can certainly setup a system where the data directory is accessible through WebDav. My setup is to store the data in the Nextcloud Notes directory, which then can expose it as a WebDav folder or sync it with other systems.
I came here just for the issue subject - code syntax highlighting, not the other two points. It would be amazing to have.
It would also be nice to have the code on a different background. Currently this is implemented with inline code between single ` marks, but not for blocks of code between ``` marks.
Thank you!
Currently, the best tool for keeping this type of notes is Obsidian, but it is not licensed under OpenSource. Folio may be an interesting replacement for Obsidian, but it still lacks a lot of functionality.
Good job
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: