Marty Oehme
a01431609f
Instead of finding the notebook at the wikiroot, we directly change the current working dir to the notebook for the runtime of the zk command. This has a couple advantages: Any other commands executed will also pick up the correct directory, and creating notes in a specific directory also just _works_ by giving a directory in the notes dir even if we are somewhere else.
35 lines
820 B
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35 lines
820 B
Bash
#!/usr/bin/env sh
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#
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_zk_wiki() {
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zk --working-dir="$WIKIROOT" "$@"
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}
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n() {
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if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
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_zk_wiki edit -i
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else
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_zk_wiki "${@}"
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fi
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}
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# We have a local wiki
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if [ -n "${WIKIROOT}" ]; then
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# open notes with my vim zettelkasten plugin
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# TODO better implementation conditional on zk.nvim & zettelkasten existing
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# nvim +'lua pcall(require "zk.commands"') --headless +qa 2>&1 or similar to check - but slow
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if command -v nvim >/dev/null 2>&1; then
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alias ni='nvim +"lua require \"zk.commands\".get(\"ZkCd\")()" +"edit $WIKIROOT/index.md"'
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fi
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alias ncd='cd $WIKIROOT'
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nn() { # 'new note'
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_zk_wiki new "$@"
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}
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nnl() { # 'new note log'
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_zk_wiki log "$@"
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}
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nnd() { # 'new note draft'
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_zk_wiki draft "$@"
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}
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fi
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