vscode-nested-tags
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blakedietz
Stop using your file tree to organize your notes. Transform VSCode into a note-taking app by adding tag support.
For semantic release it would be nice to have the release notes go to the readme, or to at least reference the release notes in the readme.
Looks like the team at palantir is moving from tslint to eslint. Should do that at some point.
To help others contribute it would be neat to add some architectural discussions around the data structures and the philosophies of using tags vs a file system.
Would be cool to add support for searching files by tag
The docs could still use some improvements: - [ ] reference to vscode marketplace
Similar to the outline view, I would like to have the ability to filter. Considering that the prefix tree is great for autocomplete, this should be pretty easy!
It would be good if you could also use points to separate the hierarchies. Maybe via further settings. `tags: [here/is/a/nested/example, project.task.nested]`
I converted all my notes from Markdown to AsciiDoc. There it works with the tags in comments too. But the tags are only recognized by vscode-nested-tags. If you could use...
It would be good if you could specify (by option?) that the tags can also have some prefixes: `tags: [@Someday, +home, +work, #hashtag, topic, here/is/a/nested/example, project.task.nested]`
Bumps [json5](https://github.com/json5/json5) to 2.2.3 and updates ancestor dependency [jest](https://github.com/facebook/jest/tree/HEAD/packages/jest). These dependencies need to be updated together. Updates `json5` from 2.1.1 to 2.2.3 Release notes Sourced from json5's releases. v2.2.3 Fix:...
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Stop using your file tree to organize your notes. Transform VSCode into a note-taking app by adding tag support.