I wrote a tag cloud website that can be used to view the usage of all tags

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I think what he meant is that only apps running on your own computer can access the notes. So for example, if I know your IP and try to access your info from my computer, it won't work.

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As you can see in this gif example, when running this website, two apis will be called, note list and create note@dpoulton @laurent

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Same result in Chrome privacy mode, it should be because it did not prevent cross-domain calls, Joplin version information

Joplin for Desktop

Copyright © 2016-2020 Laurent Cozic
Joplin 1.2.6 (prod, win32)

Client ID: 301c2d258fd94726a23b8969be763482
Sync Version: 2
Profile Version: 34
Keychain Supported: No

Revision: f5f117cb (master)

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Can you confirm from the browser whether POST http://localhost:41184/notes?token= is called?

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I added two new charts

  1. The relationship graph between notes (similar to obsidian's knowledge graph)
  2. Notebook size analysis chart

Note that this must be set on the https://rxliuli.com/joplin-charts/#/setting page to set token/port(All source codes are publicly available in GitHub - rxliuli/joplin-charts warehouse)

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Added the function of note timeline

Approximate effect

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@rxlui That's very interesting!

Unfortunately, it doesn't work on my computer.

After entering token I see this
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But when I click on Relation Chart Diagram I see this error
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After that I'm redirected to settings.

What could be the problem?

Joplin 1.4.9 on Linux

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Currently there is no support for beta v1.4, because it is still in the beta stage, and this version has greatly modified the api, and it will take a while to adapt to it.

ref: Pre-release 1.4 is now available for testing (Updated 11/11/20)

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On 1.3 it works! Thank's, great work!

Any plans to publish it as a plugin for Joplin?

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There are plans, but at the moment I don’t know which charts are useful and which are useless (the starting point is just because it’s interesting, so I wrote it), so I might have to look at it later

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Relation chart is the most useful feature I think.

Timeline is also pretty useful, but personally I'd prefer another view like calendar grid on github

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And list of activities like this

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Maybe, but there is a high probability that the time for this website to access v1.4 will be later. I am still testing the api client migration v1.4. The big place is the paging, but the details have also changed a lot, for example When fields are not specified, the returned fields have also changed, and I relied on it before (for example, the _type that will be carried on any data), Migration is more troublesome than I thought. . .

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@rxlui Little bug report.

Relation chart doesn't support reference-style links (I prefer it for tables)

This is the first [referenced-style link][1], and this is the [second].

[1]: :/157ab192ab8a45169bd9ba844f22c052
[second]: :/701b5bd31be64274adc2705ac2668851
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@rxliuli Now it works on v1.4. Thanks!

When you have time could you look at the following issues?

  1. The size of circles sometimes is very large.
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  2. The animation is too long for my number of notes. Maybe you can turn it off?

  3. I would like to be able to open a note from Relation Chart.

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  1. The size is related to the number of cited links in the note
  2. Animation exists by default, I need to look at the api
  3. I'm not sure what ux is like. Are there any existing examples?
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  1. It would be enough to limit the maximum size
  2. For my 300 notes animaition is about 40 seconds. And when I switch to another tab, it is paused.
  3. It would be convenient when you need to go to edit note links or just read a note.
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@rxliuli, these charts are pretty cool, have you considered implementing them as a plugin? I assume you could take your existing code and drop it in a panel or dialog without much modifications. I'm sure that would interest a lot of people to have these charts directly in the app.

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This is way cool, rxliuli. Thanks for the inspiration to pursue something similar.

I was working (sorta) on a project that used the HTML export from Evernote to build a word/phrase cloud based on both the note tags as well as terms from the note body with weightings similar to lucene. This was off-line and involved indexing the HTML export folder(s). I wonder if it could be adapted to using the Joplin API or direct reference to the SQLite DB.