Hey all -- I'm starting to use emacs more (because of Lean support) but am a total noob. I'm wondering if preview-latex works directly in emacs and if there's a way to render latex from a markdown file in emacs (for zettles)
Okay, solved: org-mode has latex preview in it -- I think org-roam seems to be a bit cleaner than zetteldeft. Also, check out the maintainer's website https://braindump.jethro.dev/ (autogenerated from zettles as well)
Hello, if any emacs user want to use neuron, I made a small emacs mode for editing and browsing zettel notes along with managing the rib web application: https://github.com/felko/zettel-mode
if any advanced emacs user can tell me how to improve this that'd be cool, as it is my first emacs package and I don't really know how to handle dependencies
I took the freedom of using a ZETTELPATH env variable i don't know if that's very smart, ultimately I'd like to have something like projectile so that zettelkastens don't need to be stored in the same place
Zettelkastens can contain an optional configuration file called neuron.dhall, perhaps you can look for it and automatically treat a directory as a zettelkasten in emacs.
Thanks for the tip about opening the HTML file directly, I might do that when no rib server is running.
About zquery URIs: do you plan on providing an interface to queries in the CLI? That would be useful because I don't really know how to implement it from emacs
Add a neuron ... query command to the CLI, which would ease editor support. It would return a list of Zettel IDs that match the specified query. Example: neuron ... query --tag=science Maybe use th...
@James King Do you use a solution for accessing your org notes on your phone, etc? I hve always found org mobile to be horrible
I don't, sorry.
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The way I do it today is via a private git repo hosted on gitlab
its... not the best solution
Speaking of emacs, I came across this: https://www.eliasstorms.net/zetteldeft/
Hey all -- I'm starting to use emacs more (because of Lean support) but am a total noob. I'm wondering if preview-latex works directly in emacs and if there's a way to render latex from a markdown file in emacs (for zettles)
I remembered where I saw this: https://org-web.org/ (and, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20477740)
Independently, I ran across this: https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice which is a fork of org-web
Wow! This looks so great
Okay, solved: org-mode has latex preview in it -- I think org-roam seems to be a bit cleaner than zetteldeft. Also, check out the maintainer's website https://braindump.jethro.dev/ (autogenerated from zettles as well)
Have you seen Orgzly?
I haven't, though I use iOS
Hello, if any emacs user want to use neuron, I made a small emacs mode for editing and browsing zettel notes along with managing the rib web application: https://github.com/felko/zettel-mode
if any advanced emacs user can tell me how to improve this that'd be cool, as it is my first emacs package and I don't really know how to handle dependencies
@felko this is awesome. I recently switched from emacs to vim, but will play with your package soon ...
thanks, any feedback is welcome
I still have to implement zquery links I think these will be quite useful
I took the freedom of using a
ZETTELPATH
env variable i don't know if that's very smart, ultimately I'd like to have something like projectile so that zettelkastens don't need to be stored in the same placeZettelkastens can contain an optional configuration file called
neuron.dhall
, perhaps you can look for it and automatically treat a directory as a zettelkasten in emacs.Note that you can also open the generate .html file directly, without having to start a (rib) http server.
In some zettelkastens, I run
neuron ... rib watch
(instead ofserve
), and then open the .html file directly in the browser.(Or you can run
neuron ... rib generate
to do one-off generation (after changing the zettels).Thanks for the tip about opening the HTML file directly, I might do that when no rib server is running.
About
zquery
URIs: do you plan on providing an interface to queries in the CLI? That would be useful because I don't really know how to implement it from emacs@felko That would be a good idea. Something like
neuron ... query
. Can you file an issue on Github?Done :check:
https://github.com/srid/neuron/issues/42