Open tnntwister opened 6 months ago
Hi !
Thanks for opening this issue. What exactly do you mean by "make your python code work"? I am not sure I really understand as it is mostly CSS (or SCSS) with a JS bundler.
Anyway, I really like how you use espanso to enhance Brumes! It seems it does a great job at templating tags, dangers, clues...
I am currently working on a refactor of the overall code to simplify how to use Brumes inside Obsidian and to add more customization. Hopefully it gets released this summer.
for clues, moves and description for instance,
<%* selection = tp.file.selection(); const type = await tp.system.suggester(["Clue","Special Clue","Move","Description"], ["clue","special-clue","move","description"]);
if (type === undefined || type === null) { return; } else { return ">[!" + type + "] " + selection; } %>
isn't executed. it just inserts code in my current note. i've read i need a obsidian module in order to execute scripts, which relies on jupyter python package, i don't know if it's really the right solution.
Hi !
Unfortunately, it seems a python module is lacking on my ubuntu install to make your python code work. But i found a solution not to need them : i'm using espanso to add Brumes code into my obsidian files. Feel free to include it in your repo or ask for changes : https://github.com/tnntwister/espanso-pp/tree/main/brumes
Hope you'll go on developing Brumes !
Regards,