evantravers

-- stolen from: https://gist.github.com/gabeanzelini/1931128eb233b0da8f51a8d165b418fa

if (count of theSelectionFromBrave()) is greater than 0 then
	set str to "tags: #link

" & theTitleFromBrave() & "

> " & theSelectionFromBrave() & "

[" & theTitleFromBrave() & "](" & theCurrentUrlInBrave() & ")"

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# general settings
auto-reload yes
max-items 500
show-read-feeds no
text-width 50
reload-threads 11

# set browser for osx
browser /usr/bin/open -a "/Applications/Brave Browser.app" '%u'

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# general settings
auto-reload yes
max-items 500
show-read-feeds no
text-width 50
reload-threads 11

# set browser for osx
browser /usr/bin/open -a "/Applications/Brave Browser.app" '%u'

evantravers

require 'date'
require 'uri'
require 'net/http'
require 'json'
require 'rubygems/text'

include Gem::Text

SRC    = "./"
DST    = "./migrated"

evantravers

require 'date'
require 'uri'

SRC    = "./"
DST    = "./migrated"
ORGTAG = /:([a-zA-Z\-_]+)/

def render(data)
%{id: #{data[:id]}
tags: #{data[:tags]}

evantravers

require 'date'

SRC    = "./"
DST    = "./migrated"
ORGTAG = /:([a-zA-Z\-_]+)/

def render(data)
%{id: #{data[:id]}
tags: #{data[:tags]}
date: #{data[:date]}

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let t = `title: {{title}}{{#subtitle}}
subtitle: {{subtitle}}{{/subtitle}}
author: {{authors}}
publisher: {{publisher}}
year: {{publishedDate}}
identifier: {{identifier}}
id: {{id}}
`

let template = MustacheTemplate.createWithTemplate(t);

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require 'date'

SRC    = "./"
DST    = "./transform"
ORGTAG = /:([a-zA-Z\-_]+):/

def render(data)
  %{
title: #{data[:title]}
id: #{data[:id]}

evantravers

var zk_get_metadata = function(d, pattern) {
  let match = zk_metadata(d)
    .match(RegExp("^" + pattern + ": (.*)", 'm'));
  if (match !== null) {
    return match[1];
  } else {
    return null;
  }
};

evantravers

Simple Markdown Zettelkasten

(Simple Markdown Zettelkasten, or SMZ for giggles.)

As I've lurked productivity twitter, I've noticed that a lot of the digital Zettelkasten[^1] systems that I've seen fall into two categories: ones using markdown plain text files, and ones using a dedicated tool like Roam/Notion. Systems using markdown files can differ wildly given the eccentricities of the particular user, and their favorite text editor.

After some research, here is what I believe to be the most compatible markdown format for plain-text Zettelkasten files.

tags: #notes, #productivity