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A lot of the time, it's useful to be able to see intro snippets of content when flicking through your notes. There's a few way to do this, but an important constraint is that anything that does this needs to play nicely with piping. You must be able to pipe the results of a search into notes open and open all the matching notes.
Implementation options:
Command line option (--snippets?) which adds snippets to output.
Separate command which provides snippets for the given files (notes find | notes snippets? | notes head?).
Output snippets when stdout is a tty, but hide them and output only the file names if it's not.
Thoughts welcome.
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A lot of the time, it's useful to be able to see intro snippets of content when flicking through your notes. There's a few way to do this, but an important constraint is that anything that does this needs to play nicely with piping. You must be able to pipe the results of a search into
notes open
and open all the matching notes.Implementation options:
--snippets
?) which adds snippets to output.notes find | notes snippets
?| notes head
?).Thoughts welcome.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: