#Nvalt dropbox code

cmd+shift+f to Search Workspace for Notes with #tag.

Peek and Go to Definition for Wiki Links.

Syntax Highlighting for Tags and Wiki Links.

Intellisense Completion for Wiki Links, relativePaths.

Intellisense Completion for Wiki Links, uniqueFilenames.

Screenshots of the Features of My Extension.

#Nvalt dropbox code

Note Navigation with ] and Tags Using my VS Code Markdown Notes Extension.Note Navigation with cmd+p and keyword search.Global Hotkey to Open Notebook with Alfred.Suping Up VS Code as a Markdown notebook.No inline image previews / rich formatting of markdown (but there is a live preview side pane).No mobile app (see more on why I didn’t really care about this below).VS Code is free, open source, and has an awesome community of users.I wrote an extension – VS Code Markdown Notes – to add some features I wanted Extremely high level of customization possible via VS Code settings.json, keybindings.json, and Extension API (with TypeScript not Vimscript).Flat markdown file storage on disk in a non-proprietary format, backed up and synced across devices with Google Backup and Sync, searchable with ripgrep, scriptable with bash, python, etc.I recently evaluated all of the alternatives and landed on using a suped up VS Code as my primary notebook.

Over the past few months, I’ve (1) heard lots of great reviews of new note-taking apps and (2) I have personally been using VS Code a lot more for writing code. A highly customizable alternative to Bear, Roam, nvalt, Notational Velocity, Google Docs, FSNotes etcįor many years, I have been using Google Docs was the primary repository for all of my notes, drafts, and journals.