This plugin displays the website URL, the Title, the description as well as the oc:image. You can toggle the panel by cliking on the "link" icon on the WYSIWYG editor. It is also possible to put the panel on the bottom of the note by changing the application layout.
I worked on it only today so I guess it could be better optimized. The regex to find links is not perfect, but it's a good start. If you see an issue, please report it here. Or even better, fix it and create a pull request!
Thanks for the suggestion. However, I am not sure about what you are suggesting here.
Are you talking about using the { fields: ['base_url'] }) field when getting the note (this one ) ? It seem that I cant' access it with joplin.data.get.
Just to be perfectly clear. Links are not metadata. The name of the plugin is wrong. This is why I suggested to actually present "real" metadata. You can of course also show links, but calling them metadata makes no sense.
The current functionality of this plugins is listing links and their titles.
I think there is a misunderstanding. This plugin is getting all the links in the body and displaying their metadata (I'm talking here of all the links present in the note).
I understood that, but for me a link title is not metadata. But that's just my personal opinion. For me metadata would be description, size of the page, location of the server, ....
Although I can see why the title might be considered metadata, especially when the title is not in the markdown link notation.
You can ignore my previous comments. Retrieving the note properties probably would warrant a separate plugin.
Nope, the name is ok. It was my mistake. Just ignore all my comments. I read metadata and thought about the note metadata right away. Different story, my bad.
I've been joking for something like this to insert into the browser plugin and android share to Joplin function.
Grabbing a link when I share a web article to Joplin on my Android devices is great, but no meta info isn't. I've been wanting this fixed for a long time.
This is a great plugin! Thanks. Didn't know that I needed something like this.
One unexpected behaviour is that when I click on the link it opens in an odd Joplin window instead of my system's default browser. I assumed that it would have the same action as if clicking on a link in a note.
Also, I noticed this isn't in the repository. Any chance of adding it? I think others would find it useful. I only discovered it by chance.
@marcteys It looks like the title of the plugin in the app:
Takes you to your personal web page. That's really not helpful at all. Could you change it to either the github repo or this very thread we are in now? Either would be more helpful that taking you to https://marcteyssier.com/ (although I admit that it's a really cool site!).
