under your workspace root, do you see a

package.json

file? can you delete it and then run the site preview command?

okay was able to reproduce on windows. will look into it!

That's got it, thanks Kevin! What's the issue there?

thx... was going to submit an issue to the extension, but that repo doesn't have an issues tab & release notes are pointing to the repo the preview was forked from... so I decided to be lazy & just ask here 🙂

it looks like the

package.json

was malformed. we check if you have the latest dependencies from

package.json

and we were unable to read it

all good. for future reference, all dendron related issues can be submitted to the dendron mono repo

good to know, thx

Here's briefly how I do it: I have a hierarchy called

prj

with a child per project so in your example

prj.one

and

prj.two

. General references go into this note like a link to the team wiki or overall timeline. For meetings or day specific notes I create journal entries so I'd have something like

prj.one.journal.20210310

for specific notes for today. Of course there might be other notes on the same level. I add todo check boxes wherever I want to note a task and use the todo tree extension to get a consolidated view on all open items

You can use that extension to search for markdown checkboxes too?

Now I use the vscode search function with a shorcut that gets me there and performs the search. I like it before I can navigate that buffer with all my todos with the keyboard and easily navigate to files

Got a tough one for you guys today. One of my uses for Dendron is a general research knowledge-base, and I use the graph view quite a lot. Now I want to make my notes into a website, but I want the website to have a graph view as well (maybe an Obsidian-style graph as well, showing links instead of heirarchy). Is there any way to do this with the "Publish" feature, or will I need to make a custom website?

atm that's not possible, but take a look at this messege -> https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/748936364283920495/818946927474638948 Their is at least something planned for Improvements related to the graph

There are different configrations. I set it to search through the workspace and all open files. It's this one: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Gruntfuggly.todo-tree

tried setting dailyJournalDomain to journal & instead of journal.2020.03.10 got journal.journal.2020.03.10 (tried root & empty string with similar failures... empty string actually stuck "dendron" in front of it????)... and of course since that doesn't match what's in journal.schema.yaml, it didn't use my template, just gave me blank

I use "daily" as value for

dailyJournalDomain

and hence get entries like `daily.journal.2021.03.10`which matches my `daily.yml`schema. I have set

"dendron.defaultJournalAddBehavior": "childOfCurrent"

and

"dendron.defaultJournalName": "journal"

. This way journal entries for any other hierarchy get added as e.g.

prj.one.journal.2021.03.10

if I use the shortcut

Ctrl-Shift-J

to create a new entry while I'm in the note

prj.one

. Quite handy and an important part of my workflow. This is not about PKM but rather work journaling and staying on top of the different projects

two config values you'll need to change. one is the name, the other the

JournalAddBehavior

. see https://dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f48.html#dendrondefaultjournaladdbehavior

+1 to what @fudo said. not yet but its in the works

thanks, now I've got the file created in the right place... no template & title is adding "ournal-" before the date, which is wonky (and that's not a type-o, it's not putting the J)... I'd prefer the title to be just the date, but the filename is the most important

relevant settings...

"dendron.dailyJournalDomain": "journal",
        "dendron.defaultJournalName": "",
        "dendron.defaultJournalAddBehavior": "childOfDomain",

journal.schema.yaml (I also tried with the template under daily instead of journal)...

version: 1
schemas:
-   id: journal
    title: journal
    namespace: true
    template:
        id: journal.template
        type: note
    parent: root
    children:
    -   yearly
-   id: yearly
    title: yearly
    pattern: "20\\d\\d"
    namespace: true
    children:
    -   monthly
-   id: monthly
    title: monthly
    pattern: "0[1-9]|1[0-2]"
    children:
    -   daily
-   id: daily
    title: daily
    pattern: "[0-2]\\d|3[01]"
    namespace: true

Is there an extension/tool/way to make multi-line snippets easily ? I've got a few markdown templates I keep copy-pasting over and over

(And they're quite long/intricate to be easily broken down by hand)

yep. https://dendron.so/notes/89980f03-f5fd-4c9a-8325-c450c1108150.html

just to confirm, is this working as expected now or still wonky?

I'm getting the right filename... but the file contents are wonky (weird title & not finding the template)... when I posted my journal.schema.yaml above, I forgot to mention that I did create that template at /vault/journal.template.md

hi. 2 questions about search on http://localhost:8080 (I ran w/ npx dendron-cli buildSiteV2 --wsRoot . --stage dev --serve) . 1. How to do full-text search ? 2. Seach in english is fine, but when search in Thai, it gives no result.

ah I see for question #2, it's in bug tracking #499 already. Thanks.

hey! is there a way to prevent link aliases from making a new table column like here in the screenshot? thanks!

when no files are open in dendron, I can't seem to create a journal or scratch note. Once some other note is open, it works fine. I found this issue that seems related: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/498

but couldn't find a fix

is there another issue on GH that documents this?