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  • n
    if I add it however, I get this error msg when I execute site preview
  • n
    Copy code
    {
  "ctx": "d:run",
  "err": {
    "status": "unknown",
    "msg": "",
    "payload": "{\"msg\":\"listen EADDRINUSE: address already in use :::8080\",\"stack\":\"Error: listen EADDRINUSE: address already in use :::8080\\n\\tat Server.setupListenHandle [as _listen2] (net.js:1313:16)\\n\\tat listenInCluster (net.js:1361:12)\\n\\tat Server.listen (net.js:1447:7)\\n\\tat Function.E.listen (/home/elmos/.vscode-oss/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.39.1/dist/extension.js:553:4563)\\n\\tat /home/elmos/.vscode-oss/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.39.1/dist/extension.js:743:126641\"}"
  }
}
  • k
    any chance you still have the old site-preview running in another vscode instance?
  • n
    I didn't, I actually had debugger tools in the browser open.
  • n
    I confirm that adding leading slash fixed the issue!
  • n
    ok, I removed the leading slash but I still see the image. 😆 🤣
  • k
    gremlins...
  • n
    I ran Dendron: Site Preview and then the browser's debugger view I got | Loading failed for the with source “https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-B0JN2HHCNY”.
  • n
    gremlins indeed.
  • n
    I couldn't find a reference to toggle a google tracker on or off .. couldn't find such a setting anywhere
  • k
  • n
    but now I can't reproduce it
  • k
    did you have 
    ga_tracking
    enabled in 
    dendron.yml
    ?
  • n
    I don't have a dendron.yml
  • n
    I started with dendron: initialize workspace
  • n
    roots.schema.yml is - id: root title: root desc: "" type: schema updated: 1594075339610 created: 1594075339610 body: "" fname: root.schema data: {} stub: false custom: {} parent: root children: []
  • k
    if you run 
    > Dendron: Configure (yaml)
    , you'll see your 
    dendron.yml
  • n
    version: 1 vaults: - fsPath: vault useFMTitle: true useNoteTitleForLink: true noAutoCreateOnDefinition: true noLegacyNoteRef: true site: copyAssets: true siteHierarchies: - root siteRootDir: docs usePrettyRefs: true title: Dendron description: Personal knowledge space duplicateNoteBehavior: action: useVault payload: - vault initializeRemoteVaults: true
  • n
    no ga_tracking
  • n
    but I can't reproduce that now
  • n
    gremlins
  • n
    I will try to retrace my steps. start with a fresh site see if I get that again
  • n
    haaaa
  • n
    got it. I must have hit f12 with https://wiki.dendron.so in focus
  • n
    and then my ublock origin browser extension blocked it
  • n
    yup, i confirm it's the same id
  • u
    Hi, happy to be here. My name is Candide. I'm just starting off with Dendron. One of the things I would like to use it for is a query-able dream journal. Essentially, I would like to know in the long run if any of the following have any effect on the contents of my dreams: - yoga nidra before sleep - sports - supplements More specifically, I would like to know if doing those things several days or weeks in a row, has any effect on my dreams. Other things I would like to track are: - dreamed persons / places - recall quality / mood / feeling Here's what I'm wondering about: • Do you thing that ElasticSearch is the way to go for tracking streaks of doing something and the effect it has on my dreams? • I'm thinking of some way to create a schema to help in autocompleting the date for new "sport | yoga | supplement" entries? How do I then group entries by date? Ideally I would like to have an entry by day with all the different "sections" included from other files, but have those files lumped together in the same hierarchy as well. Can it be achieved? To be more specific: I would like to be able to easily create a new "sports" entry for a specific day and then be able to add a comment and/or some metadata along with it. I would then like to separately be able to do the same for another category of data, like "yoga nidra". For each day, there would be a "dream journal summary page" with all the relevant data lumped together. The goal here is to be able to quickly see what I have entered both in the hierarchy, so that I can have a sense of what happened in the last days (and possibly see what I forgot), while at the same time being able to zoom into any particular date.
  • u
    The idea behind the "separation of concerns" method here (create separate categories for sports / yoga / etc) is to make it indexable by ElasticSearch, which is a tool that seems very promising wrt what I want to achieve. Does it make sense? Any pointers to the documentation / tutorials / projects that are similar in scope or methodology would be greatly appreciated.
  • k
    Looks like you have a very specific use case. I would use journal notes (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/5c213aa6-e4ba-49e8-85c5-1bdcb33ce202.html) with frontmatter variables (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/ba97866b-889f-4ac6-86e7-bb2d97f6e376.html#frontmatter-variable-substitution) this lets you quickly enter new notes and keep data in a both human and machine friendly way. this also makes it easy to query with elasticsearch or a similar tool later on if you go down that path
  • u
    Thank you @User I will look closely into that
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