awesome ill take a look. i was thinking of staying away from publishing since its a lot of (for lack of a better word) secret stuff but the mobile part will probably have what im looking for

I've used a bunch of different iOS apps and have settled on 1Writer for Dendron in particular. The way it handles wikilinks works pretty well (at least for simple links to files; I haven't tested more advanced wikilinks to headings and etc). I sync via Dropbox but the site says you could use iCloud as well. https://1writerapp.com

oh interesting. so it would not sync via git

do you also track things with git?

I use git for my Jekyll website, but not for my Dendron notes… I use my Dendron notes as a constant bullet journal / to do / "what am I doing right now" kind of thing, so I'm saving way more often than I'd remember to commit via git. I've got a Dropbox plan that lets me more undo / version control than I think iCloud has, so it feels like it's got a safety net for my sync forgetfulness, on top of the safety net for file problems git offers.

ah ok i mostly use it for things not really task list related so i have some scripts that just commit it a few times a day (when i break for lunch and when i end my work day usually is enough for me)

im only now venturing into non technical note taking

That looks like a bug, would you mind sending a bug report for it?

If you rename the vault folder, you should also update

dendron.yml

and

dendron.code-workspace

too yes, please share your config if you're having trouble and we'd be happy to help

Sometimes it doesn't trigger automatically, does it work if you type

#

then press

Ctrl+space

?

Hey, could you share a bit about what feature you're talking about? Dendron does have support for linking and referencing blocks now, for example see the first video under the "Copy Note Link" section: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47/#copy-note-link

I mean you could just build the website but don't upload it anywhere.... (though you still would have to get it onto your iPad somehow - so at the very least you probably would have to put the built page in an iCloud/Dropbox folder)

That should work right? just opening it locally?

I think it has to be served by a server otherwise links and page styles etc. don't work. You could run a server locally (like

python3 -m http.server

) but that wouldn't work on an ipad 😅

Oh ok 😄

🤔

yeah i was toying with like just having a raspberry pi and connecting to that so only i can see it, that would be feasibl but more work

tbh i've never tried to see if i could open up local files in a browser on ios - dendron pages being static it could in theory work(?)

maybe

im not a web dev :P

also taking notes as i go is useful to melding the story with whats actually happening so an editor is still useful to me in this case

reducing friction is the biggest concern since dming is already like herding cats

> dendron pages being static it could in theory work(?) It should work in theory - but I have the feeling that all the asset/note/css/js file urls are generated with an absolute path (i.e. starting with

/

) Why is that btw? Wouldn't assets prefix be unnecessary if all urls were relative?

It actually does generate relative URLs, but I think the relative link URLs don't work if you just open the local files. Or at least I remember someone reporting that it didn't, maybe it depends on the browser.

Strange since my current working

assetsPrefix

is:

/digital-garden

(without a trailing slash)

which suggests that whatever comes after that already begins with a slash

Sorry, I should have said absolute URLs I guess:

/recipes/_next/static/css/5902bb5b102bc245.css

I think that doesn't work, relative URLs (like

../static/css/...css

) might have worked

I didn't look into the next js template or anything... but my intuition would say that somehow adapting the build process of nextjs to "just" generate relative urls might erase the need for the

assetsPrefix

option

Looks like NextJS folks don't like that and suggest serving with a web server: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/2581 Or it looks like you could set

assetsPrefix

to the full path to the root in the filesystem, which is a very ugly solution

I think exporting your notes and building with something like hugo would also solve this problem, but there's not built-in way of doing that atm I think