Cadmus
Preview
Start a Server to Preview the Notes using MarkServ
Use port 55102
Publish
MkDocs
gh-pages
Deploy notes as a static site to `gh-pages`
Custom "/path/to/srv"
Deploy notes as a static site to custom server
This is what you would use if you wanted to self-host as opposed to using GitHub
Find
Grep
Grep Files with a live preview with Skim
Name
Find Files based on FileName with fzf
Search
Start a Note Search, Like Google.
Tags
Open
Start an Interactive Dialog to Find Notes based on Tags using TMSU, ripgrep and fzf.
Update DB
Extract All Tags From Notes and pass them to TMSU
Editing Tools
Make Footnote
Generate BackLinks
Repair Links
Import WebPage
curl google.com | pandoc -f html -t gfm+$$Math magic x -o
Export
Markdown
Export the Markdown into a seperate folder with the images included (Not Attachments)
VNote will Also let you do this
HTML
MathJax
Export to a self-contained HTML with a call to MathJax CDN embedded
I'd probably recommend just exporting from VSCode.
MathML
Export to a Self-Contained HTML with MathML
Zip
Export to a Zipped up folder of HTML/Images (with embedded mathjax CDN), Good for Importing to MediaWiki
Org-Mode
Convert to Org-Mode
PDF
Export to a .tex file and a PDF
DocX
Export to a DocX File
Convert
From MD (Export)
Org
DocX
LaTeX
HTML
To MD (Import)
HTML
MD
LaTeX
DocX
Misc
Focus Windows
open notes in code
open notes in ranger
Print a note to the terminal
cd ~/Notes/; fzf -q '.md' --preview 'mdcat {}' | xargs mdcat
Synchronise
git add -A; git commit; git push