This is a work-in-progress personal project. I might write about it if it actually works for me. Time will tell.
From Vim:
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:ZettelNew
Create new zettel, optionally linking highlighted text -
:ZettelOpen
Fuzzy find zettel based on title -
:ZettelOpenRecent
(like FZFMru) -
:ZettelGrep
Full text search for zettel- Handle zero results case (it's doing some weird error)
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:ZettelBacklinks
Load back-linking zettels into the quickfix list - Tab-based zettel link auto-completion
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<c-]>
orgf
jumps to linked files - Syntax highlighting for hashtags
From command line:
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bin/zettel new
opens Vim in a new zettel -
bin/zettel open
opens Vim to an existing zettel or to:ZettelOpen
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bin/zettel list
lists all zettels-
--hastags '#a && #b'
filter by hashtag query -
--backlinking-to x0r
filter by back-links
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bin/zettel tags
for listing all tags -
bin/zettel rename-tags
for updating tags across all zettel
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bin/journal today
opens Vim to today's journal, creating it if needed -
bin/journal yesterday
opens Vim to yesterday's journal, creating it if needed - Auto-delete new files if they haven't been edited
Linked markdown files.
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bin/wiki open
opens Vim to given page orindex
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bin/wiki export
exports a page as a standalone HTML file
- links to, or copies of, external materials in an easy-to-reference format
- a way to store digitised paper documents?
- A replacement for Todoist, maybe. This is turning into Org mode, man.
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bin/memex mount
mounts the encrypted volume -
bin/memex eject
ejects the encrypted volume, committing changes to git -
bin/memex run
mounts, runs a script, then ejects - auto-updates itself from the master copy inside the encrypted volume
Use bin/test
as a stand-in for the bench
command. In test.vim:
let test#ruby#testbench#executable = 'bin/test'
Mapping for manual tests:
nnoremap <leader>tm :tabnew term://bundle exec ruby test/manual/reference/interactive_metadata.rb<cr>