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serenevoid
A stripped down VimWiki for neovim
While this plugin looks promising, I cannot get it work as expected with more than one notes location. My configuration: ```lua return { 'serenevoid/kiwi.nvim', dependencies = { "nvim-lua/plenary.nvim" }, opts...
Example: ```markdown [cool guy who made kiwi.nvim](https://github.com/serenevoid) ^ cursor somewhere here ``` hitting Enter should run `$ xdg-open https://github.com/serenevoid`.
The plenary plugin could be avoided by writing the required path features within this plugin itself. https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim/issues/2552
When I press enter on a link to follow it, it creates an incorrect file. markdown: ```md [link]() ``` opens: `./with spaces.md>` but it should be: `./with spaces.md`
Hi, I am using kiwi.nvim and I think it is incredible. However, I was not able to configure it to use it with standalone markdown files, it only works after...
While I like the minimal approach of this plugin, I think it would be useful to have a mechanism to see unlinked files. Might be that I linked to `./some/cool/project/text.md`...
I don't keep my notes in the home dir and use absolute path. Previous code generated error because it joined 2 absolute paths. (cherry picked from commit 3303bee621aa220e399f9282e8dec065f102dfad)
tldr: I ran in a missing `vim.fs.joinpath` from `kiwi.nvim/lua/kiwi/utils.lua` because of it not being in `NVIM 0.9.5` This might sort itself at one point in the future when slow OS...
As suggested by @CatalinPlesu [here](https://github.com/serenevoid/kiwi.nvim/pull/32#discussion_r1911158927), the user should be able decide whether to change the directory to the location of the wiki.
(cherry picked from commit 0c6ef0d87c7889769a2bf43b29607ef91f0ff5e3) Previously all links were absolute (in my experience at least) Were added this cases: relative link, like (file.md), (./file.md) and (../file.md) but you can't get...