# simple-denote.nvim This plugin provides a command `:Denote note` that prompts for a title and tags, then creates a new file using the emacs `denote` package file-naming scheme: `DATE==SIGNATURE--TITLE__KEYWORDS.EXTENSION` ![](https://i.imgur.com/sRlQeMk.mp4) For example: 1. `20240601T174946--how-to-tie-a-tie__lifeskills_clothes.md` 2. `20240601T180054--i-have-no-tags.md` 3. `20240601T193022__im_only_tags.md` 4. `20240601T200121.md` 5. `20240601T213392=1a1--i-have-a-signature__denote_coolstuff.md` (Not yet implemented) There is no support for frontmatter, links, or any other denote features. I just like the file-naming scheme. It's easy to parse, search, and sort chronologically. You can read more about the denote file-naming scheme here: https://protesilaos.com/emacs/denote#h:4e9c7512-84dc-4dfb-9fa9-e15d51178e5d # Installation / Config Example config via [lazy.nvim](https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim) ```lua { "DefaultGen/simple-denote.nvim", opts = { ext = "md", -- Note file extension dir = "~/notes", -- Notes directory (should already exist) add_heading = true, -- Add a md/org heading to new notes retitle_heading = true, -- Replace the first line with a new heading when retitling }, }, ``` The heading options automatically support Markdown (#) and Org/Norg (*) headings. # :Denote Command ```vim " Creates a new note in the `dir` directory with `ext` extension " Tags are space delimited. The title or tags can be blank. :Denote note ``` ```vim " Renames the current note with the new title " If `retitle_heading` is true, overwrites the first line heading as well :Denote retitle ``` ```vim " Renames the current note with the new list of tags (space delimited) :Denote retag ``` # Credits * [HumanEntity's denote.nvim](https://github.com/HumanEntity/denote.nvim) - This project was based on denote.nvim and modified to suit my personal preference or closer adhere to the original Denote spec. * [denote.el](https://protesilaos.com/emacs/denote) - The original Emacs package # License MIT