As a Hexo blog user, I have front matter at the beginning of my blog posts. And I want to upload my notes to my blog. Currently, Joplin exports lack front matter. So, would it be possible to add front matter before exporting and have it appear as an append or addition to the preamble of the exported Markdown file?
Like shown in the image below.
1.This is the front matter content I want to display in the article.
thank you. I have read them all.
And I think, could it be reversed? I can write my necessary front matter all by myself without help of software before exporting. Instead of having the software write attributes into the front matter when selecting to export, why not have the software recognize the tags and title name within the existing front matter? I believe recognizing and displaying title and tags in their respective positions would be sufficient. However, this might significantly change the writing habits of those who don't use front matter, so differentiation based on whether front matter is used could be considered.
Perhaps, after creating a new article, we could have the option to choose whether to add a front matter template at the beginning or manually write the front matter. Adding a button to facilitate the customization of front matter templates could be a solution.
This way, there's no need to use the first line as the file name, and there's no need to append properties during export. Everything is written in the front matter beforehand.And what the software should do is recognizing.All works are completed before the export; all I need to do is write the content for the front matter myself.
Lastly,when we export them, we don't choose export .md file with front matter.
I don't know if I expressed it clearly.
If it can be implemented, that would be great. If not, I'm willing to adapt to the existing writing method and manually add the necessary front matter in exported files. It's not difficult but quite cumbersome. In Fact, the core issue is to ensure that the content of blog articles and those in Joplin is consistent.
Actually, I think writing article elements in the front matter, such as time and categories, is more beneficial for browsing.
This should be implemented as a plugin rather than a core feature of the software; it seems not everyone may want to edit in this way.Embarrassing:| .
My version is Joplin 2.13.9 (prod, win32)
"I found that it deleted the _post I originally wrote. It scared me to death. Luckily, this is a copied version.
By the way, your plugin is great.
Well, wait a minute, I'm using node 20, I'm going to test 18.
It is confirmed that nodejs 18 has the same problem. The behavior of fetch is inconsistent with that of nodejs 20. I will investigate it later. Are you willing to upgrade to nodejs 20 lts and give it a try? @MaxElectric
