Of course, the plugin supports all searches supported by joplin itself. For example, you can search for notes tagged with javascript by typing #javascript
Another reminder, c+j,c+o search shows the last 20 notes edited by default. Most of the time, it should be possible to continue editing with the previously modified notes. Secondly, you can open many notes at the same time, and rely on the function of vscode itself to help edit and manage the notes
The functions that a full editor should have, including column editing, multiple editors in parallel, search and replace, formatting, folding, jump to the upper and next editing positions (it is so many that I can't fully enumerate it, Because it is so real and super powerful that it is suitable for programmers)
Note: This is also an incompatible update, requiring the vscode version to be updated to 1.66.2 (the latest version), mainly due to changing the bundle's target to es2017, which requires a higher version of nodejs
feat: update the minimum compatible version of vscode to 1.66.2 (the latest version)
refactor: remove axios dependency, refactor with fetch (reduce bundle size by about 50k)
The main function update is to add a new configuration item baseUrl. Currently, the base Url can be used to set the base path of the joplin api. The default is http://localhost:41184, but it can be modified to a remotely installed joplin instance.
Fixed the file monitor error caused by emptying the temporary notes and resource directories when vscode is started, so that only the last vscode window can properly monitor the update of notes, because of this problem I lost a note, please update to v0.7.5.
Details
chore: add license to avoid prompting every time you pack
fix: fix file monitor bug caused by emptying the temporary directory when starting the plugin
refactor: Refactor the jump function related to the joplin note link
Release 0.7.7, this version is officially synchronized to the vscode extension store, please be sure to update to joplin 2.8, otherwise the editing function of attachment resources may not be available
Fixed a bug where complex svg icons used could not be displayed in vscode
Release 0.7.8, the main update is better support for editing attachments. Due to some errors, it is impossible to use ctrl+click to complete this thing, so first provide another way to do this thing, if this problem occurs later If there is any progress, we will continue to release updates, please refer to: https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/joplins-vscode-plugin-is-released/9624/90?u=rxliuli
feat: Fix the bug that panel cannot be hidden by ctrl+j,ctrl+j
feat: Support editing specified resources directly with shortcut keys
Baidu brain map really works well, thanks a lot for implementing this feature.
Because their own flowcharts, whiteboards and other notes, are used in SVG format in order to be repeatedly modified. I would like to ask, can this tool identify and distinguish the software used to create the SVG file and use the corresponding tool to open it?
Currently, it supports opening drawio.svg/km.svg with the corresponding extension, if there are other extensions that need to be supported, please let me know
Thanks for the timely reply.
Since vscode has the Excalidraw plugin, but the default is not svg format, I don't know if it is possible to automatically save and call svg format.
If it can be achieved, it seems to solve the problem of recording with a pen to some extent Drawing with a pen - #55 by zblesk
That's awesome, this drawing with a pen problem seems to have been solved for the most part, and this plugin has opened up a new world for joplin. Thank you very much.
I'll get home later to do specific testing, if there are bugs will be promptly feedback to you.
In addition, I have a bold idea, I do not know if it can be achieved, because the insertion of SVG is largely not only convenient to repeatedly modify, but also want to be able to easily search the text content of the image.
My own idea is that I can copy a copy of the SVG code to the notes simultaneously, and do it hidden, simply to facilitate the search. Although it does not look smart, but reduce the OCR.
Of course, it would be better if there is a more clever way to implement search.
Anyway, very satisfied now. Looking forward to more updates.