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@ -10,6 +10,71 @@ wherever they are in the notes directory.
Not much more has been implemented yet,
but some options can already be configured by the user.
Lastly, this plugin is in *very* rough shape,
so don't expect too much as of now.
It works what I desperately needed it to work for
and thus the additional functionalities will only come trickling in,
but there's not much here yet.
## Usage
The one mapping you probably want to undertake (replacing the mapping as needed) is:
```vim
nnoremap <cr> :lua require 'zettelkasten'.open_or_make_link()<cr>
vnoremap <cr> :lua require 'zettelkasten'.open_or_make_link(true)<cr>
```
This will allow you to create new links when over any text,
or having text selected;
as well as follow links to existing or new notes.
It will look through your notes in the zettel directory you set
(look below).
Other exposed functions currently are:
`:lua require 'zettelkasten'.get_zettel_list(path, recursive)`
to list all existing zettel (path is required, recursive is an optional variable to go into sub-directories).
Lastly,
```vim
:lua require 'zettelkasten'.open_link()
:lua require 'zettelkasten'.make_link(visualmode)
```
allows you to separate the link following and creation set above.
## Options
Options can currently be set via lua:
```lua
vim.g["zettel_extension"] = ".wiki"
```
or via vimscript:
```vim
let g:zettel_extension = ".wiki"
let g:zettel_root = "~/documents/zettel"
```
The functionality is the same. The plugin will look up options by precedence buffer > global > default.
```lua
anchor_separator = vim.b["zettel_anchor_separator"] or vim.g["zettel_anchor_separator"] or "_",
zettel_extension = vim.b["zettel_extension"] or vim.g["zettel_extension"] or ".md",
zettel_root = vim.b["zettel_root"] or vim.g["zettel_root"] or "~/documents/notes",
```
Since, as long as the api still changes rapidly,
a list of options would quickly be outdated,
what you can instead is to look into `options.lua`,
where at the top the currently effective options with their defaults and available values are defined.
## up next
* action.lua testing
@ -89,32 +154,6 @@ but some options can already be configured by the user.
* [ ] 'strict' mode *only* matching and following valid anchor links
* [ ] link creation - remove special marks, make customizable (e.g. i- will: help. -> i--will:-help..md [currently] -> i-will-help.md [possibly])
## Options
Options can currently be set via lua:
```lua
vim.g["zettel_extension"] = ".wiki"
```
or via vimscript:
```vim
let g:zettel_extension = ".wiki"
```
The functionality is the same. The plugin will look up options by precedence buffer > global > default.
```lua
anchor_separator = vim.b["zettel_anchor_separator"] or vim.g["zettel_anchor_separator"] or "_",
zettel_extension = vim.b["zettel_extension"] or vim.g["zettel_extension"] or ".md",
zettel_root = vim.b["zettel_root"] or vim.g["zettel_root"] or "~/documents/notes",
```
Since, as long as the api still changes rapidly,
a list of options would quickly be outdated,
what you can instead is to look into `options.lua`,
where at the top the currently effective options with their defaults and available values are defined.
## Developing / Debugging