Wherever an attribute name can be specified, there are now some special names (prefixed with $) which refer to a note's properties instead of its user-defined attributes.
$id and $noteId are the note's ID.
$type is the note type (for example, text).
$mime is the note's content type (for example, text/html).
$title is the note's title.
$contentSize is the size of the note's content in bytes.
$dateCreated is the note's creation date and time in UTC and RFC 3339 format (YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.sssZ).
$dateModified is the note's modification date and time in UTC and RFC 3339 format.
Add support for using attributes of notes targeted by a note's relations, similar to that supported by Trilium's search engine.
Wherever an attribute name can be specified, a "path" can now be specified instead.
A path consists of one or more names separated by a period (.). The last name in the path must be an attribute name or a property name. All other names in the path must be relation names.
For example:
name would find attributes named name defined on a note.
employee.name would find attributes named name defined on all notes targeted by the employee relation defined on a note.
company.employee.name would find attributes named name defined on all notes targeted by the employee relation defined on all notes targeted by the company relation defined on a note.
Add tokens to #query for substituting the Render Note's ID and attributes into the search query.
$id and $noteId will be replaced with the Render Note's ID.
$renderNote.name will be replaced with the value of the first attribute found for the Render Note (or an empty string if not found). name can be the name of an attribute, a property, or a related note's attribute.
#attribute now supports properties (#attribute="$dateModified") and attributes of related notes (#attribute=relation.label).
#groupBy now supports properties (#groupBy="$type") and attributes of related notes (#groupBy=relation.label).
#sort now supports properties (#sort="$dateModified") and attributes of related notes (#sort=relation.label).
progressBar now supports properties (#attribute="count,progressBar=$contentSize") and attributes of related notes (#attribute="count,progressBar=relation.total").
shirobachi
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1 year ago
$) which refer to a note's properties instead of its user-defined attributes.$idand$noteIdare the note's ID.$typeis the note type (for example,text).$mimeis the note's content type (for example,text/html).$titleis the note's title.$contentSizeis the size of the note's content in bytes.$dateCreatedis the note's creation date and time in UTC and RFC 3339 format (YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.sssZ).$dateModifiedis the note's modification date and time in UTC and RFC 3339 format..). The last name in the path must be an attribute name or a property name. All other names in the path must be relation names.namewould find attributes namednamedefined on a note.employee.namewould find attributes namednamedefined on all notes targeted by theemployeerelation defined on a note.company.employee.namewould find attributes namednamedefined on all notes targeted by theemployeerelation defined on all notes targeted by thecompanyrelation defined on a note.#queryfor substituting the Render Note's ID and attributes into the search query.$idand$noteIdwill be replaced with the Render Note's ID.$renderNote.namewill be replaced with the value of the first attribute found for the Render Note (or an empty string if not found).namecan be the name of an attribute, a property, or a related note's attribute.#attributenow supports properties (#attribute="$dateModified") and attributes of related notes (#attribute=relation.label).#groupBynow supports properties (#groupBy="$type") and attributes of related notes (#groupBy=relation.label).#sortnow supports properties (#sort="$dateModified") and attributes of related notes (#sort=relation.label).progressBarnow supports properties (#attribute="count,progressBar=$contentSize") and attributes of related notes (#attribute="count,progressBar=relation.total").Resolves #20 Resolves #24