That's nice to hear 🙂 I use those commands all the time!

Yeah I read that! I could attach dendron to kafka and sink kafka into elastic, real time note streams 😆

since you can get a full json dump of all your notes, you can basically pipe your notes anywhere you want 🙂 real time updates are now also possible because of hooks!

Yes! that's why hooks are perfect for me to try this craziness hahaha I need to learn about the kafkajs api though

this is wild and I love it 😛

when typing out a [[hierarchy]] that doesnt exist yet, whats the best way of making sure its created?

I have been hitting CTRL-enter right after typing it out to make sure the page gets created but wondering if theres another way

thats currently the recommended way. @User is working on a doctor command that will create notes from dangling links

almost done 😇

You know I love wild things 😁

@User Hi. So I have a hierarchy in the following pattern: 1. team.infrastructure.a.overview 2. team.infrastructure.b.overview 3. team.infrastructure.c.overview 4. another_team.page analytics.overview For some reason, when I lookup by

overview

, the search results only return topics 3 and 4. I expected 1-4 to return. Could you let me know what I'm doing wrong?

you could be hitting this issue: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/644 but those are for a larger number of notes... Might be worth putting your logs in that issue though to give us a hint as to what may be happening (I'd expect overview to return all 4 as well).

nothing on your end - this has to do with how we've initialized the fuzz factor in our lookup. i'm spending some time next week to improve lookup and will keep this usecase as a testcase. @User has brought this up in the past

Got it. For context, I need this to work well because I'll be using this key from different hierarchies to give quick overviews to my manager about what I worked on say six or eight months ago or just progress reports in general.

Also, it's super useful for my teammates to have my overview notes available searchable in general.

got it! for now, the fix is to use the cmd palette and use vscode's builtin fuzzy matcher for these cases

thanks for the solution. the built-in fuzzy matcher works

improving on the fuzzy search in the lookup is high priority and we'll have updates on that front soon!

does anyone have an example of how they sourced their dendron files into their own custom website?

im already on next.js and dont really want to switch to 11ty

I know @User is sourcing his files in his gatsby blog here: https://github.com/dschapman/dschapman-com/blob/master/gatsby-node.js#L9-L30 but i dont think that fixes the wiki links?

Im mildly familiar with unified.js and the accompanying packages (remark, rehype etc) and I'd like to take the dendron markdown ast and turn it into a rehype ast

so that this component can render it 😛 https://github.com/theianjones/blog-5.0/blob/main/src/components/rehype.tsx

if you wait a few weeks, we're actually migrating from 11ty to nextjs 😅 we'll be using it as a unified frontend for preview, publishing and internal vscode components

will have more on this son

Ohhh very cool. That works out pretty good for me 😁

Is there an authoritative obsidian v dendron comparison out there? I’m currently in obsidian after over a decade of notational-velocity and vim+everything-folder.

no though we should probably make one since it comes up a lot. you can refer to this FAQ question which talks about roam but also applies to obsidian https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/683740e3-70ce-4a47-a1f4-1f140e80b558.html#how-is-dendron-different-from-roam

FYI, I'm a huge notational velocity fan. dendron is heavily inspired by it

Hmm, I may have to write up a comparison to true nvUltra beta as well.