I really enjoyed taking #notes in #markdown, so please, give #recommendations, about #tools to easily manage and view it
(currently using #vim + preview plugin),
and especially, #platforms to publish them as articles.
@hund Thanks, im also using neovim with a few plugins to make it looks better, but don't sure, is there a better way to manage it, than just write SUMMARY.md in root dir and manually write links there
@nand It depends on what you want to do exactly?
@hund well, pretend i have a bunch of notes moved in related dirs, sub-dirs and so on.
And i want to view tree of all that stuff, automatically generate some another md file with links to all other notes, or whatever smth like this
@nand It sounds like you want to use Vimwiki.
@nand I've wrote a tool called https://sr.ht/~porcellis/t and a previewer https://sr.ht/~porcellis/rascunho
@eletrotupi thanks, might take a look at it
@nand I use neovim to write/view, sometimes bat to preview the file (it is an alternative to cat)
as nextcloud Notes uses markdown, it syncronizes it automatically and I can access in the web and on the android app
for publishing, I'm started a site using hugo :)
@mdkcore Ah, yes, always wanted to try nextcloud
joplinapp.org
@ruud Used joplin in past, I really dont like the way it stores my notes, and also that buggy sync...
I want it store them just as plain files but it doesnt
@nand I use Neovim with syntax highlighting to read Markdown files.
If you want to publish text in Markdown on the web I can highly recommend Jekyll, it's what I've been for years now.