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ken-okabe / vscode-markdown-note

A WYSIWYG Markdown Editor that supports the Markdown features used on GitHub site and beyond
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=KenOkabe.markdownnote
MIT License
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Excellent Work ! Thanks ! #2

Open linuxguy123 opened 7 months ago

linuxguy123 commented 7 months ago

I've been looking for a WYSIWYG markdown editor for a lone time. Your VSCode extension is fantastic !

Great work. Thanks.

Update

Not to sound ungrateful, but is there a way to install (some of) the Markdown Note key shortcuts onto the right click menu ? T'would be very handy.

I love the way your editor uses cells. I've been using Jupyter Notebooks, which I hate. I'll convert all my Notebook docs to straight markup now.

Is there a way to "hot link" sections of code from another file into a markup doc ? Say I want to include a code block from a C file into my document and I want it to be hotlinked so that if I change the code, the code in the document changes with it ? That would be so handy for documentation. Kinda like how Jupyter can have Python code in it. But I don't need the code to run in the Markdown doc, I just want to want to reference it so I can document something.

Edit: It looks like this can be done with "Contributes Command".

Any suggestions for (easily) porting Jupyter Notebooks to Markdown files ?

ken-okabe commented 7 months ago

@linuxguy123

I appreciate your feedback!

First of all, since I haven't received any feedback on this work to the Market place Rating&Review , it would be really grateful if you could give me some.

Yeah, surely, this work is somewhat inspired from Jupyter Notebook, then also Polyglot Notebooks. The both are not enough, so I've decided create my own.

Here, you made multiple feature requests. I would appreciate if you provide me in a clearer format such as

For instance,

a way to install (some of) the Markdown Note key shortcuts onto the right click menu

I am also pretty much confused by the phrase

Edit: It looks like this can be done with "Contributes Command".

Please provide me Q&A question and feature requests in separate format.

Any suggestions for (easily) porting Jupyter Notebooks to Markdown files ?

If this is not a feature request, I would suggest you google or ask to ChatGPTs. I think they can answer this question better than I :)