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Improve descriptions for accesible API and reword some examples.
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@ -20,6 +20,8 @@ but there's not much here yet.
The one mapping you probably want to undertake (replacing the mapping as needed) is:
### Linking
```vim
nnoremap <cr> :lua require 'zettelkasten'.open_or_make_link()<cr>
vnoremap <cr> :lua require 'zettelkasten'.open_or_make_link(true)<cr>
@ -29,22 +31,43 @@ 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).
(look for the options below).
If you pass in `true` it will work for visual mode instead of normal mode instead.
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,
The function is also exposed as vim mapping `<Plug>zettel_link_follow`, so can be
set via `map <cr> <Plug>zettel_link_follow` to get the same result as above.
```vim
:lua require 'zettelkasten'.open_link()
:lua require 'zettelkasten'.make_link(visualmode)
```
allows you to separate the link following and creation set above.
allows you to separate the link following and creation set by one function above.
Again, you can pass in `true` for link creation to make it work
correctly from visual mode.
The functions are again exposed as `<Plug>zettel_link_open` and
`<Plug>zettel_link_make` respectively.
```vim
```
### Listing
You can have a valid zettel anchor returned by using the
`:lua require 'zettelkasten'.get_anchor()` function.
The only other exposed function currently is:
`:lua require 'zettelkasten'.get_zettel_list(path, recursive)`
to list all existing zettel in a directory.
The path in this instance is required.
Recursive is an optional boolean variable telling the function if it should
recourse into subdirectories on the hunt for zettel and return those as well.
## Options