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I am looking forward to setting up a note template using my opinonated tags, did not see if note templates was introduced yet. |
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I discovered ncount recently for detailed word/paragraph count for directories/markdown files, it is maybe better left as a separate tool, but automatically including word count in metadata could be interesting. |
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I posted as an issue instead of a discussion here about which metadata would be useful in a note. @gimalay response here (quoted below) was useful for describing how IWE manages metadata
`
title is the first header in the note
data/modified is part of the file metadata
parent note in iwe can be defined using block-reference (MOC link)
related is the pages lined to or from the note
children are defined via block-references.
`
Missing Metadata (in my personal usecase)
I use tags heavily in my note architecture. This is easy enough to continue to implement by hand. However it would be a slight quality of life improvement if new notes were automatically populated with a tags template. Keeping IWE simpler/more versatile is probably a better goal than automatically implementing a tags template to new notes. My tags, following #tag/subtag syntax which is accepted in many apps like Obsidian are something like:
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tags: [
status/new
stage/idea,
progress/55
priority/2
category/markdown,
notes,
reference,
temporary,
github/discussion,
documentation
]
`
This allows me to easily search notes by status, progress, priority, and come up with my own taxonomies. For searching notes YAML is not necessary, I can just copy paste this template myself into new notes underneath the # Title-Header
The parent/related/children information, if it were textually embedded, could fit in the tags section somehow.
Reasoning
There are already tools for converting markdown to other usecases for static site generators, etc. Maybe we don't need to do anything to make IWE notes integrate with outside tools. I am just imagining a future situation where I would like to publish some IWE notes and having easily transferable metadata might make the process simpler down the line.
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