Using [[Habits]] as a linked parent block

[santiyounger]

Hey, In order to make it quicker to create the daily block "Habits" I wanted to make it a linked block like this:

However, If I modify this in the plugin settings like this:

it doesn't' work, plus it also send's the plugin window to the further left, unable to access the settings

The only way to reset it to normal is by accessing the logseq-habit-tracker.json file manually from a text editor and reset it to default.

This is slightly different to #1 since with the solution I'm proposing we'd still be keeping the current parent block. However if the method from #1 is implemented, then that might replace the need to what I'm saying in this issue. Either way I think both methods would be beneficial for different types of users

Thanks a lot for the hard work, this is soon becoming my favorite logseq plugin!

[c6p]

Thank you for the appreciation.

Could you try #Habits for now? I am going to fix linked blocks.

Also, could you update to the latest version, if you are not already? I cannot reproduce plugin moving further left, hiding settings, though I will look into it.

[santiyounger]

thanks! Regarding the moving plugin it's really strange. I'll see if there might be another factor that makes it happen, because I can confirm I'm on the version 0.1.5 of the plugin and of Logseq 0.4.3

Regarding the suggestion to use #habits would this be correct?

Feel free to let me know if you have suggestions, such as Upper case "H" for habits, or if Lower case "h" is better.

Thanks!

[c6p]

It should be fixed in v0.1.7. If it doesn't let me know, so I can reopen it. I also hope, layout is more stable now.

In case of "H", upper or lowercase, one is not better than another. But string is case-sensitive, use the case the block content has.

[santiyounger]

Thank you for taking the time. Does this look correct?

Is it normal that [[habits]] is displayed as a habit itself?

Thanks a lot!

[c6p]

@santiyounger Oops, please try v0.2.1

[santiyounger]

thank you that seems to have solved it appreciate it!

[donkikos]

@c6p I tried using this regex ((\*{2}\d{2}:\d{2}\*{2})|(\d{2}:\d{2})|())(?<habit>.*((#habit)|(\[{2}habit\]{2}))(\s|\b)) so that I can label the blocks with either #habit or [[habit]]. It works for #habit, e.g. 09:14 meditation #habit , but does not recognize the [[habit]], e.g. 09:14 meditation [[habit]].

I can open a separate issue, if this is not a regression.

[c6p]

@donkikos currently habit marker accepts a single form (and it is not regex capable). Let's make it a seperate issue.

Update: Fixed in 5ab817eacad33e8189ce4dc1d68c21efcdc7a5fa (v0.4.3)