Closed tomoayan closed 1 year ago
Hi @tomoayan
the relevant fragment of sorting specification would be:
/folders
< a-z
/:files
> a-z
It groups all folders and sorts them alphabetically and then, below folders, groups all files and sorts them in reversed alphabetical order.
In order to work, the above snippet has to be put in the sorting-spec:
key in YAML frontmatter of relevant note. The simplest case would be the sortspec
note anywhere in the vault with additional explicit specification of target folder to sort, for clarity.
The full example to put in sortspec
note would be then:
---
sorting-spec: |
target-folder: /
/folders
< a-z
/:files
> a-z
---
in result it would apply the sorting order to the root folder of the vault (and only, no subfolders affected).
REMARK: indentation matters, and in this specific example, the order specifications
< a-z
and> a-z
are nested by one more space relatively to the preceding lines/folders
and/:files
. It tells the sorting engine to apply the sorting rules to the preceding group of items. Otherwise (no nesting) the order would be applied to all items in the folder. And if two not-nested order specifications would occur, a syntax error would be raised telling about duplicate sort order specification for the target folder.
Please let me know if you want to exercise variants of the above sorting specification, e.g.: to sort some other folder(s), not the root folder only.
It groups all folders and sorts them alphabetically and then, below folders, groups all files and sorts them in reversed alphabetical order.
Thanks 👍
EDIT: Want to select and sort folder and files differently. e.g. < a-z (Folders), > a-z (Files) ^ Super Simplified Example.