Open YIRU69 opened 1 year ago
Hi! a couple of questions if you don't mind.. 1) what do you mean by "support quickadd"? what things are you needing the plugin to do? I know you can do most of what the plugin does with quickadd, but it will take a lot of extra steps to do so, so I see this as an alternative to some stuff quickadd does but fail to see how they can work together. 2) ah, you mean the prompt when you enter the name of the note? currently (on version 1.2.5) you are displayed under it all your prefixes.. I thought about making it more interactive but thought it might be an overkill, since I didn't think people will be adding lots (more than.. 20? let's say) of prefixes, and should be really short, but I think it would be nice to filter out as you type. If you could develop more on how you think about it, I can make sure if I do it, it will fit your need :)
Thank you for your response. Let me clarify.
"Suppose Quickadd" means that, like "Templater", when creating a document using this plugin, the "{{VALUE}}" symbol can work like "<%...%>" in the document.
Furthermore, the reminder about the dropdown menu is not excessive, as it allows you to quickly find what you need. Just like searching, if the dropdown menu can remind you of what note to apply, you do not need to have a very accurate memory. You can directly find what you need on it, rather than going to the plugin settings to check your own settings and then creating the corresponding note again through the plugin.
ok.. I get a better idea now!
@valteriomon Hello any updates on auto suggestions?
@PhilStar101 I'm not developing that feature for now, but I take PRs if somebody wants to do it!
Hi, I find it on the forum.obsidian.md Try it quick and so exciting for it. And I have some Future Request for the plugin. The first is support quickadd plugin like the template plugin. The last is add some suggestion on the commmand menu. I have simple say to the last advice. If I have too much prefixes command, I hope when I type something that is can show the suggestion on the command.