Open awidjaja opened 6 years ago
@awidjaja @samael205 @yusufbadurohman
Tasks 1 and 2 have been implemented in version 1.12.0:
Descriptions are limited to 255 characters now. Existing descriptions, which have more characters, will be cut and their "overhead" will be moved to "Details", the time you start edit the card AND save it.
Task 3 should be implemented in the next days, I think.
@awidjaja
The current implementation (not released yet ;-) looks that:
An exported card file has the following format:
vs-kanban_{TOTAL_CARD_INDEX}_{COLUMN_NAME}_{CARD_INDEX_INSIDE_COLUMN}_{TITLE}.md
Example: vs-kanban_2_in-progress_1_A note.md
An example of the structure of such a file:
# [Category] Title of the card
## Meta
* Assigned to: `Marcel Kloubert`
* Column: `todo`
* Creation time: `1979-09-05T23:09:19.790Z`
## Description
(content from 'Description' tab / field)
## Details
(content from 'Details' tab / field)
Suggestions are welcome :-)
@awidjaja
Since version 1.13.0 there is a setting, called exportOnSave
, which you can set to (true)
to export cards to files.
vscode-kanban_*.card.md
files will be created, which looks like that:
# A note
## Meta
* Assigned to: `Marcel Kloubert`
* Category: `Breaking Changes`
* Column: `todo`
* Creation time: `1979-09-05T23:09:19.790Z`
* Type: `note`
## Description
A short description.
## Details
A long description.
@mkloubert
Great job. The Kanban board look much neater now and the cards is organized in a folder that the user can configure. I can use it comfortably now.
There are some minor issue:
---
Title: The Title
Assigned to: John Doe
Category: Project
Column: todo
Creation time: 2018-06-05 08:32:58 (UTC)
Type: note
---
# The Title
< ... >
* I notice even after enabling the saveonexport, the vscode-kanban.json still contains the data. I think it is neater to just keep the index to the saved file and thus when the file is modified it will always be in sync with the Kanban.
Great extension!
To keep the card nice and simple: