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(Feature request) Wikify a note #788
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Did i understand this right that you want to automatically add a link from every "Wikipedia" in your notes to your Wikipedianote? |
No, my understanding was that it would only link to other notes in the Trilium instance. Sounds like a neat idea to me. |
Interesting idea. |
the "automatic" linking would only work for words/phrases, that are an exact match of title of another note, correct? e.g. let's say you have a note with the title and you then create a new note, with a content like
you would want the text part |
That's correct, this is what I meant. @CobriMediaJulien , Sorry for the confusion.
That's correct. As far as I pushed the reasoning yesterday, the non-obvious links will still have to be done manually. however... I realize I'm already doing a trick, even for manual linking, since the Example: Maybe the automated linking could try to match the aliases too. Maybe only in a supervised ("Do you confirm (y/n)") way though, since it would be tricky to avoid duplicate issues. I'm starting to implement aliases for translations as well, since I have days when I write in english and days when I write in french, but I still want to refer to the same note. |
I’ve implemented this feature using trilium-py. You can find more details in the documentation: Please note that I haven’t tested it extensively across all my notes. There’s a possibility of errors, which could potentially disrupt your notes. To stay safe, make sure to back up your notes before proceeding. |
Describe feature
Similar to "search and replace", I'm thinking of a tool that could wikify a given note, ie transform a plain text into a note that connects other notes together everytime the keyword appears.
Currently, I do it manually, using "Ctrl+L" to trigger the popup menu and link a part of a sentence to a given trilium note.
But what if we could automate the search and link, at least for exact matches ?
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