Open theperfectwill opened 11 months ago
Part of this functionality already exists but it's based on hoisted notes / workspaces:
#workspaceCalendarRoot - marking a note with this label will define a new per-workspace calendar. If there's no such note, the global calendar will be used.
So that would only work if you're inside a specific workspace. I don't know if that's what you want.
Regarding the second part, which would be the button to open or automatically create the Day Note, some javascript would do the trick, I'm thinking about a script which when executed would check the workspace you're in, find the note with the label #workspaceCalendarRoot
and verify if it should open or create the specific Day Note. I think that's not exactly a hard implementation but I'm not able to do it at the moment.
Describe feature
The Calendar has a certain structure:
I would like to duplicate this behavior and basically change
Calendar
to something else multiple times.Examples:
etc...
So with this idea, it seems best to either allow a duplication of the Calendar structure with a customizable name (like mentioned above). Or to make it more dynamic, allow the user to create a "Note Template" with a customizable "Template Structure", allowing some dynamic variables in the template to populate when adding notes to a note that uses that template.
And last that would be needed (I think) would be an action button like the Calendar uses, where one click adds an entry to that Note Template. I mean a button like the Calendar Button in the screenshot below, which would trigger adding an entry in the desired "Note Template":
Additional Information
I'm new to Trillium.