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Annotations do not display in narrower screen
See the attached screenshot:
subdirectories
My denote-directory has possibly 3 level deep-nesting, i.e. ~/Document/notes/references/uuid-per-document/
When I try to activate consult-notes with setup using consult-notes-denote-mode, I'm seeing this error: Read error: Is a directory, ~/Documents/notes/references/20230828T084007. When I set the directories manually, it seems to work.
(use-package! consult-notes
:commands (consult-notes)
:config
;; (consult-notes-denote-mode)
(setq consult-notes-file-dir-sources
`(("References" ?b "~/Documents/notes/references"))))
What is the theme in the screenshot in README?
Hi, can you tell me what the theme is in the screenshot in README? Thanks.
add a `consult-notes-insert-link`?
it would be great to have the note linking equivalent of the current functionality through the consult interface!
Path is not a string?
Hi, this looks really useful. I tried to set the source as
(setq consult-notes-file-dir-sources
'(("Org" ?o (concat no-littering-etc-directory "org/"))))
But I am greeted with
Wrong type argument: stringp, (concat no-littering-etc-directory "org/")
But my org directory is a string, according to type-of.
Any ideas?
Caching for Denote file titles
Hi @mclearc ,
First of all, thanks for consult-notes. I use it everyday.
I wanted to know your thoughts about having some sort of caching for Denote titles. I have around 750+ files and listing them
using "consult-notes" takes around 5-10 seconds. When I debugged the code, I found that its denote-retrieve-title-value which is causing the delay. This is understandable, as this reads each file to get its actual title from #title.
My use case of denote is to use it as a filing cabinet (along with regular note taking) where I keep adding different kinds of files and notes without ever (or rarely) removing them, so my collection will keep on increasing with time.
In my config, I have implemented a simple in memory cache using elisp advices which overrides certain Denote functions.
This is not perfect and invalidation can be better, but it makes the Denote notes listing instantaneous.
There are 3 cache, for titles, filetypes and modification times (so that I can also sort the results).
However, I feel that this can be better done within consult-notes. We can have a user option for enabling the cache as cache will be in the memory all the time and some users might not want that. Let me know what you think?
;;adding advices so that denote operations can be faster
(defvar rlct/denote--titles-cache (make-hash-table :test 'equal) "titles cache")
(defvar rlct/denote--filetype-cache (make-hash-table :test 'equal) "filetype cache")
(defvar rlct/denote--ftime-cache (make-hash-table :test 'equal) "ftime cache")
(defun rlct/denote--get-ftime (file)
"get ftime for a file and cache it"
(let* (
(ftime-cached (gethash file rlct/denote--ftime-cache))
(ftime (if (null ftime-cached)
(let ((ftime-fresh (file-attribute-modification-time (file-attributes file))))
(puthash file ftime-fresh rlct/denote--ftime-cache)
ftime-fresh
)
ftime-cached
)))
ftime
)
)
(defun rlct/denote--directory-files-sorted (orig-denote-directory-files)
"get denote files but sort them first"
(setq files (funcall orig-denote-directory-files))
(sort files (lambda (a b)
(let* (
(ftime-a (rlct/denote--get-ftime a))
(ftime-b (rlct/denote--get-ftime b))
)
(time-less-p ftime-b ftime-a)
)
))
)
(defun rlct/denote--filetype-heuristics-cached (orig-denote-filetype-heuristics file)
"get file type"
(let* (
(filetype-from-cache (gethash file rlct/denote--filetype-cache))
(filetype (if filetype-from-cache
filetype-from-cache
(let* (
(retrieved-filetype (funcall orig-denote-filetype-heuristics file))
)
(puthash file retrieved-filetype rlct/denote--filetype-cache)
retrieved-filetype
)
)
)
)
filetype
)
)
(defun rlct/denote--get-title-value-cached (orig-denote-get-title-value file filetype)
"get notes titles but cached"
(let* (
(title-from-cache (gethash file rlct/denote--titles-cache))
(title (if (null title-from-cache)
(let* (
(retrieved-title (or (funcall orig-denote-get-title-value file (denote-filetype-heuristics file)) (denote-retrieve-filename-title file)))
)
(puthash file retrieved-title rlct/denote--titles-cache)
retrieved-title
)
title-from-cache
))
)
title
)
)
(defun rlct/denote--invalidate-cache ()
"remove file from caches"
(when-let* ((file (buffer-file-name))
((denote-file-is-note-p file))
)
;;(message (concat "removing from cache " file))
(remhash file rlct/denote--ftime-cache)
(remhash file rlct/denote--titles-cache)
(remhash file rlct/denote--filetype-cache)
)
)
;;add a hook when file is saved
(add-hook 'after-save-hook #'rlct/denote--invalidate-cache)
(defun rlct/denote-empty-cache()
"Empty all the caches"
(interactive)
(clrhash rlct/denote--ftime-cache)
(clrhash rlct/denote--titles-cache)
(clrhash rlct/denote--filetype-cache)
)
(defun rlct/consult-notes ()
"Wrapper over consult-notes"
(interactive)
(advice-add 'denote-directory-files :around #'rlct/denote--directory-files-sorted)
(advice-add 'denote-filetype-heuristics :around #'rlct/denote--filetype-heuristics-cached)
(advice-add 'denote-retrieve-title-value :around #'rlct/denote--get-title-value-cached)
(consult-notes)
(advice-remove 'display-buffer #'his-tracing-function)
(advice-remove 'denote-directory-files #'rlct/denote--directory-files-sorted)
(advice-remove 'denote-filetype-heuristics #'rlct/denote--filetype-heuristics-cached)
(advice-remove 'denote-retrieve-title-value #'rlct/denote--get-title-value-cached)
)
Ignore subdirs/file types in search
Hi,
I have a subdir with all of the images attached to org files. They get name automatically based on the file they are in, so they get a valid denote file name, but with an image file type. This means they get suggested as actual notes.
Is there a way to set ignored directories or file types to avoid this?
Thanks!
consult-notes-denote-annotate-function not working
It looks like consult-notes-denote-annotate-function is defined but never used?
I tried: (setq consult-notes-denote-annotate-function nil) but it didn't work.
Using a variable in consult-notes-sources
Hi Colin,
When I use a variable name inside of consult-notes-sources I get an error that the content is not a string. I use denote-directory from Prot's Denote package, which is a string: (stringp denote-directory).
How can I use variable names in the declaration for consult-notes-sources?
Also, could the notes directory be recursive as Denote allows subdirectories?
consult-notes-file-dir-sources
Hi,
I have various subdirectories in my denote directory
and i would like to use narrowing for that.
Works fine, but I only have filenames when setting
my subdirectories ewith
consult-notes-file-dir-sources
How can I set the beautyful format set when using
(consult-notes-denote-mode)?
best wishes!
Marc
Not sure how to handle Denote silos and consult-notes-denote-mode
I have three denote silos and I'm not sure how to find the right balance of features and flexibility:
- Doom Emacs
consult-notes-denote-modeenabled- My individual silo directories have strings for paths in
.dir-locals.el.
I have Denote configured with denote-directory set to my main silo.
- When I invoke
consult-notesfrom anywhere in the filesystem except another silo, everything works as expected: The selection list gets the special Denote display treatment. - When I invoke
consult-noteswithin a silo, everything works as expected. - When I invoke narrowing, I get two options, regardless of the silo I'm in:
AllorDenote notes. I'd like to be able to narrow to any of the silos.
So I tried configuring consult-notes-file-dir-sources and left consult-notes-denote-mode on:
- Narrowing works from anywhere in the filesystem with all three silos, but I get the "untreated" standard format for the candidate list.
- Unnarrowed, I get four sections and two kinds of results in the candidate list:
- One section for each silo of candidates in the "untreated" standard "filename + silo name + size + age + path" format
- A list of candidates from the current silo with the special Denote display treatment.
- Unnarrowed, I get double results as I search: A version with the standard format, and a version with the Denote format. If I'm in a silo, the Denoted-formatted results are for that silo. If I'm somewhere else in the filesystem, I get results from the default silo.
What I would desire is:
- Able to use
consult-notes-denote-mode - Able to use narrowing to get a list of denote-treated candidates from any of the three silos
- No double-listing of denote-treated and standard formatted candidates
I don't know how to configure that: consult-notes-file-dir-sources seems to exist independent of consult-notes-denote-mode (or vice versa)? It is not taken into account by consult-notes-denote-mode.
Embark integration from documentation not working
Hi,
the functions from the documentation for Embark integration don't seem to work:
(defun consult-notes-grep (cand)
"Run grep in directory of notes file CAND."
(interactive "fNote: ")
(consult-grep (file-name-directory cand)))
"cand" does not look like a filename, it is merely the text of the line Embark is called from.
Is there a way to get the filename?
I want to create a function that appends the content various denotes to a buffer.
Marc
Retaining case in denote's note titles
Currently, consult-notes-denote--source presents titles that do not maintain the casing of the actual title of notes. This is because denote-retrieve-filename-title is used, which only desluggifies the note name (i.e. all but the first character is lowercased).
What should be used instead is denote-retrieve-title-value. So in consult-notes-denote--source, I would use (denote-retrieve-title-value f (denote-filetype-heuristics f)) instead of (denote-retrieve-filename-title f) where applicable.
Before:
After:
Error in post-command-hook (vertico--exhibit): (wrong-type-argument number-or-marker-p nil)
Hi,
yesterday I was getting this error when I execute consult-notes. After some investigation I found the problem in consult-notes-org-headings-annotations.
This line (fsize (file-size-human-readable (file-attribute-size attrs)))) when try to read the headers, attrs become nil and crash. I' ve solved whit (fsize (file-size-human-readable (or (file-attribute-size attrs) 0 )))), but i dont know if it's the best way to do it or it's a problem of my configuration.
I hope it's useful.
Regards.
does the denote minor mode actually set consult-notes-file-dir-source? i don't see this anywhere
oh, looks like my confusion is solved here:
(when (bound-and-true-p consult-notes-denote-mode)
(concat (expand-file-name denote-directory) " "))
the issue i'm running into is that consult-notes-search-in-all-notes always appears to set dir to the cwd, instead of using the dir set in denote-directory
Adding "#" before all tags/keywords
I use consult-notes with Denote, not sure how this is with org-roam.
When filtering with consult, sometime I want to filter for a keyword for which I use #keyword. However, it
works only for the first keyword and not for other keywords. It would be nice if we can have # before every keyword.
I have something like this in my fork for this:
81c41aee87f2d09eb133182123f3eaedce150ebb
Author: relict007 <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Fri Apr 21 20:22:53 2023 +0530
Commit: relict007 <[email protected]>
CommitDate: Fri Apr 21 20:22:53 2023 +0530
Parent: b1839e4 Revert "cache denote titles"
Merged: main
Contained: custom
use # before every tag
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 2 deletions(-)
consult-notes-denote.el | 3 +--
modified consult-notes-denote.el
@@ -84,8 +84,7 @@
(propertize " " 'display `(space :align-to (+ left ,(+ 2 max-width))))
(format "%18s"
(if keywords
- (concat (propertize "#" 'face 'consult-notes-name)
- (propertize (mapconcat 'identity keywords " ") 'face 'consult-notes-name))
+ (propertize (mapconcat #'(lambda (k) (concat "#" k)) keywords " ") 'face 'consult-notes-name)
""))
)))
cands)))
General feedback/questions
Random feedback/questions, in no particular order. The questions are genuine questions; some of which I've thought about myself in citar, or am now prompted to think about:
- if you require embark and marginalia, should you include them in the package header?
- I'm not sure how big marginalia is, but requiring it only for the faces?
- Am I right it's primarily an alternative note browsing UI, that exploits consults grouping and narrowing? And in fact, in org-roam, it replaces
org-roam-ref-find? If yes, that's a good idea, and good, focused, story. - how well does this degrade for Emacs 27, given consult exploits 28 features?
- As you might imagine I might ask, how could or should this overlap with citar/citar-org-roam?
Wrong type argument
Hi!
I'm not quite sure which package-update caused this but invoking consult-notes returns this error since this morning:
Error in post-command-hook (vertico--exhibit): (wrong-type-argument number-or-marker-p nil)``
I haven't changed anything in my config I believe. Is there anything that I can do about this?
consult-notes-search-in-all-notes does not uses consult-notes-file-dir-sources
Hello, this is my init.el config for consult-notes with org-roam as the only source:
(use-package consult-notes
:commands (consult-notes
consult-notes-search-in-all-notes
consult-notes-org-roam-find-node
consult-notes-org-roam-find-node-relation)
:config
(setq consult-notes-file-dir-sources '(("org-roam" ?n "~/org-roam")))
(consult-notes-org-roam-mode)
:bind
("C-c n r" . consult-notes-search-in-all-notes))It is pretty basic almost no changes from the sample config in the README.
The problem is in invoking consult-notes-search-in-all-notes. It seems that ripgrep takes current buffer's directory as the starting point instead searching in consult-notes-file-dir-sources. For example: when I have note buffer on my screen and hit C-c n r, ripgrep starts at the note folder: ~/org-roam and this is fine. But if I try to search in notes from any other buffer, ripgrep searches in that buffer's directory.
Is there a way to invoke consult-notes-search-in-all-notes from any buffer?
Error when using consult-notes from denote SILO
I use denote on Emacs 28.2.
(use-package denote
:hook (dired-mode . denote-dired-mode)
:custom (denote-directory pkb-path (denote-file-type 'org))
)
I have set two directory sources:
(use-package consult-notes
:commands (consult-notes
consult-notes-search-in-all-notes)
:config
(setq consult-notes-file-dir-sources `(("PKB" ?k ,pkb-path)
("MT" ?t ,(concat mandates-path "MandateTest"))))
(when (locate-library "denote")
(consult-notes-denote-mode))
:bind ("C-c d f" . consult-notes)
)
In your documentation, you say:
To narrow to a particular source, use its designated narrowing key.
How is this done?
Also, when I'm in a note from MandateTest directory consult-notes doesn't work. I have the following error message: file-relative-name: Wrong type argument: stringp, default-directory
add a way to control the format of displayed notes?
I'm using denote, and I also like to have all of my buffers centered, so I have writeroom-mode (like olivetti) enabled everywhere including the minibuffer. this sets the maximum width of displayed text, and so makes the keywords invisible.
I'd love to have a way to set the amount of space between the file name and the keywords, so that won't happen.
Thanks!
When open some file with consult-notes, buffer-file-name return string with text properties.
Step 1: (find-file /path/to/notes/note1.org)
now the value of buffer-file-name is "/path/to/notes/note1.org
Step2: with setting /path/to/notes in consult-sources and then `M-x consult-notes' and open note1.org
now buffer-file-name is something like #("/path/to/notes/note1.org" 0 x (invisible t))
I think consult-notes should not affect the `buffer-file-name'
Comments on `consult-notes-search-all`
Hello again!
Brief comments on consult-notes-search-all:
-
The
consult-notes-all-notesdeclares:type 'string, though the doc
string refers to a directory. Should be it be:type 'directory
instead? -
The default value of
consult-notes-all-notesis an empty string. On
my end this seems to grep through all directories, instead of just
those which contain notes. I am not familiar with theconsult-grep
internals: perhaps it can accept a list of directories and collate the
results? -
The default value of
consult-notes-grep-argsdoes not work on my end
(GNU/Linux) because the-Sflag is unavailable. For reference, the
consult-grep-argsdoes not specify that flag.
Denote notes show filename rather instead of title
Many thanks for your package. I'm testing it with Denote notes, and noticed that the files listed are showing their filename rather than their title.
I was expecting to see titles, but I'm not sure whether that is a correct expectation on my end. The screenshots in the README show both (filenames and note titles) -- but perhaps that's specifically for Org-roam notes?
Is it possible to sort denote notes by title in consult-notes-denote-mode?
Question
Hello, I wonder if there is a way to sort the results by the name of denote titles in the consult's interface?
main idea
I used a form of recording similar to the card note-taking method, like 1a-computer.org 1b-philosophy.org. The main idea may be seed in the mail list:
https://lists.sr.ht/~protesilaos/denote/%3C1C75FF01-EC76-49DF-9AEB-ED718A2795FF%40gmail.com%3E
Related solution:
Prots provided a very good idea to utilize dired visual mode. It combines "ls" and "sort" to get a buffer and use dired-visual-mode to convert it to a dired mode. But I think the consult-notes interface may do a good job.
I know it might have something to do with the configuration of consult, but I'm not familiar with consult, so I don't know if I should ask a question here.
Thank you very much for your work, it is very useful to cooperate with denote
Consider named or basic faces instead of using Consult's own
Hello Colin,
I noticed the faces in this:
(defun consult-notes-annotate-note (name cand)
"Annotate file CAND with its source NAME, size, and modification
time."
(let* ((attrs (file-attributes cand))
(fsize (file-size-human-readable (file-attribute-size attrs)))
(ftime (consult-notes--time (file-attribute-modification-time attrs))))
(put-text-property 0 (length name) 'face 'consult-separator name)
(put-text-property 0 (length fsize) 'face 'consult-key fsize)
(put-text-property 0 (length ftime) 'face 'consult-key ftime)
(format "%s %5s %5s" name fsize ftime)))The resulting presentation can be problematic in two ways:
-
consult-keyis used for key bindings. Some user/theme may style
those in a pseudo-physical-key fashion, just as current Emacs master
does for generic key bindings (e.g.C-h C-h). More broadly, an
aesthetic for keybindings may not be suitable for the information you
provide there. -
The
consult-separatoris supposed to style a thin line/border.
This has different requirements than colourising text. A border that
stretches from one side of the screen to the other can afford a very
faint grey value, but text needs to be more legible.
Maybe you can use defface to provide your own faces? They may inherit
from the aforementioned, if you want.
Or, you can use basic faces from M-x find-library RET faces RET like
shadow and bold:
(defun consult-notes-annotate-note (name cand)
"Annotate file CAND with its source NAME, size, and modification
time."
(let* ((attrs (file-attributes cand))
(fsize (file-size-human-readable (file-attribute-size attrs)))
(ftime (consult-notes--time (file-attribute-modification-time attrs))))
(put-text-property 0 (length name) 'face 'shadow name)
(put-text-property 0 (length fsize) 'face 'bold fsize)
(put-text-property 0 (length ftime) 'face 'bold ftime)
(format "%s %5s %5s" name fsize ftime)))Replace bold with success, error, warning for some added
colouration:
(defun consult-notes-annotate-note (name cand)
"Annotate file CAND with its source NAME, size, and modification
time."
(let* ((attrs (file-attributes cand))
(fsize (file-size-human-readable (file-attribute-size attrs)))
(ftime (consult-notes--time (file-attribute-modification-time attrs))))
(put-text-property 0 (length name) 'face 'shadow name)
(put-text-property 0 (length fsize) 'face 'warning fsize)
(put-text-property 0 (length ftime) 'face 'success ftime)
(format "%s %5s %5s" name fsize ftime)))Thanks!
Add org-ql search capability
Make search function (grep/ripgrep) customizable
Don't automatically default to ripgrep if the user has it installed. Instead allow this to be set via customize.
is `consult-notes` with `denote` broken?
it used to work, but after a recent update of my packages I get:
Invalid function: ("c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230323T111555--paper-summaries-from-guy__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230323T113003--knowledge-base__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230323T113249--action-modulates-perception__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230323T113609--action-modulates-preparatory-sensory-neural-activity__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230323T113638--action-sensory-modulation-is-learning-based__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230329T113432--stronger-modulation-in-ipsilateral-configuration__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230329T121953--enhanced-auditory-evoked-activity-to-self-generated-sounds-reznik-et-al__bib_thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230329T135029--advantage-in-contralateral-configuration__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230329T155402--thesis-draft__thesis.org" "c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230331T070538--איך-לבחור-מניות__finance.org" ...)
Thanks!
consult-notes-search-in-all-notes throws error
hello,
after call the command this error occur.
i do not use org-roam.
is your package depending on it?
regards
poul
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable org-roam-directory) (expand-file-name org-roam-directory) (let* ((sources (mapcar 'expand-file-name (flatten-tree (mapcar 'cddr consult-notes-sources)))) (dirs (combine-and-quote-strings sources)) (roam (expand-file-name org-roam-directory)) (consult-grep-args (concat consult-notes-grep-args " " dirs " " (if consult-notes-org-roam-mode (progn roam)))) (consult-ripgrep-args (concat consult-notes-ripgrep-args " " dirs " " (if consult-notes-org-roam-mode (progn roam))))) (if consult-notes-use-rg (consult-ripgrep) (consult-grep))) consult-notes-search-in-all-notes() funcall-interactively(consult-notes-search-in-all-notes) call-interactively(consult-notes-search-in-all-notes record nil) command-execute(consult-notes-search-in-all-notes record) execute-extended-command(nil "consult-notes-search-in-all-notes" nil) funcall-interactively(execute-extended-command nil "consult-notes-search-in-all-notes" nil) call-interactively(execute-extended-command nil nil) command-execute(execute-extended-command)
Make annotations configurable
Right now annotations are hard coded but they should all be user configurable.
consult-notes-org-roam-mode slows down org-roam-node-find from 0.2s to 3s
This is for 3200~ nodes with vertico/orderless/corfu/marginalia.
I need to delete a lot of my nodes, but this prevents me from being able to use this package until I do that.
Not sure if there's some low-hanging fruit here.
cpu profile
1446 80% - command-execute
830 46% - byte-code
830 46% - read-extended-command
830 46% - read-extended-command-1
830 46% - completing-read-default
830 46% - apply
830 46% - vertico--advice
801 44% - #<subr completing-read-default>
724 40% - vertico--exhibit
694 38% - vertico--update
649 36% - vertico--recompute
623 34% - vertico--all-completions
623 34% - completion-all-completions
623 34% - apply
623 34% - #<subr completion-all-completions>
623 34% - completion--nth-completion
623 34% - completion--some
623 34% - #<compiled 0x127fd337cdfcb904>
623 34% - orderless-all-completions
623 34% - orderless-filter
622 34% - #<subr F616e6f6e796d6f75732d6c616d626461_anonymous_lambda_54>
622 34% - complete-with-action
126 7% - all-completions
65 3% - #<compiled -0x1b88939c782b11ef>
53 2% - #<compiled -0xdb08408495e1d16>
2 0% - commandp
2 0% - interactive-form
2 0% - oclosure-interactive-form
1 0% apply
1 0% - #<compiled 0xb98f4eae07b68c1>
1 0% complete-with-action
14 0% - vertico-sort-history-length-alpha
10 0% #<subr F616e6f6e796d6f75732d6c616d626461_anonymous_lambda_13>
44 2% redisplay
1 0% - vertico--metadata-get
1 0% - completion-metadata-get
1 0% apply
15 0% - vertico--arrange-candidates
14 0% - vertico--affixate
14 0% - #<compiled -0xae2a243763ce1ff>
14 0% - apply
14 0% - marginalia--affixate
14 0% - marginalia--cached
14 0% - marginalia-annotate-command
11 0% - marginalia--function-doc
11 0% - documentation
6 0% substitute-command-keys
1 0% vertico--format-candidate
12 0% - vertico--display-candidates
1 0% - vertico--resize-window
1 0% - window-resize
1 0% - window--resize-mini-window
1 0% window-min-size
3 0% vertico--display-count
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consult--display-width: Symbol’s function definition is void: compat-string-widt
Emacs cannot launch consult-notes but results in an error prompt: "consult--display-width: Symbol’s function definition is void: compat-string-widt"
Here's my config file: https://pastebin.com/WHrknfaW
Emacs version: GNU Emacs 29.0.50
Can't create denote notes by consult candidate
I believe it is due to a mistake here:
consult-notes/consult-notes-denote.el
Line 116 in bfcc6b8
directory should be subdirectory
~consult-notes-sources~ does not search notes recursively
Consider this setup with some subdir inside personal and work. The notes in subdir like personal/book could not be searched.
(setq consult-notes-sources
`(("Personal" ?p "~/sync/org/personal"))
("Work" ?w "~/sync/org/work")))Is it by design?
`void-variable consult-notes-org-headings-files` in `consult-notes-search-in-all-notes`
With the latest changes from 6aef8b5, consult-notes-search-in-all-notes fails with
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable consult-notes-org-headings-files)
consult-notes-search-in-all-notes()if consult-notes-org-headings.el has not been loaded and consult-notes-org-headings-files hasn't been initialized manually.
Minimal example:
(use-package consult-notes)
(consult-notes-search-in-all-notes)Fix alignment in consult--multi sources annotations
It looks like the annotations don't align well in consult--multi. This seems like a known issue.
Is it possible to filter denote subdirectory like normal note source but remain denote display style?
As far as I know, there are two ways to add denote notes:
- add denote directory just like normal notes
- I can filter notes by prefix ?key , and search notes in sub-directory by custom name
- But lack of denote display style, keyword highlight, title etc.
- turn on the
consult-notes-denote-mode, automatically import all denote notes including sub-directory- notes in sub-directory is searchable and with special styles
- But can't search and filter sub-directory notes by
namelike normal notes
I tried to combine both methods, manually add denote sub-directory like this, and turn on denote mode at the same time:
(setq consult-notes-sources '(
("Casts" ?c "~/Documents/org/casts") ;normal notes
("Posts" ?p "~/Documents/org/notes/posts") ; notes/posts is sub-directory of denote directory notes/
)) ;; Set notes dir(s), see beloIt worked as I excepted, but produced duplicate candidates:
Is there a more elegant way to do this?
Filter candidates fails if search pattern occurs in directory path
Suppose I have these note source:
(setq consult-notes-sources
'(("Org" ?o "~/Dropbox/org-files")
("Org Refile" ?r "~/Dropbox/Work/projects/notebook/org-refile")))Patterns like D,Drop, Dropbox etc won't filter candidates.
This problem caused by below code:
consult-notes/consult-notes.el
Line 182 in da0cd41
Although the dir is invisible, it can still be searched by consult, but it's invisible to user, so it looks like nothing happened. It will be a problem if note title contains those pattern, say, 2022-messagebox.org
I noticed that consult-notes-denote handles this situation differently, dir is put into text-property, maybe consult-note should do similar thing?
Search Recursively?
Can I use an option to specify some particular sources should be searched recursively?
For example, if there is a source directory named ~/notes and there are some sub-directories in it like ~/notes/books and ~/notes/journal. I do not want to set these sources explicitly, since I may create new sub-directories or remove them.
Enable future history with consult-notes
I've just added this to the consult--multi call in my version ofconsult-notes. It enables future history on the command, so hitting M-n will set the input as symbol-at-point or region if it's set.
:add-history (seq-some #'thing-at-point '(region symbol)) ; future historymake most recently creates note first in completion minibuffer
when creating new notes, either through consult-notes or through denote itself, the created files are not considered as most recently changed in the sorting of the list of notes - although they're often what one would want to access most.
`apply: Opening input file: No such file or directory, ` after deleting note
after deleting a note (possibly it was the last note opened through constult-notes) I get
apply: Opening input file: No such file or directory, c:/Users/Jonathan/notes/20230409T130534--presentations-prep__bib_finance.org
and no completion pops up.
Error with "consult-note-sources"
Hi,
I am using this simple code in order to set up consult-notes, but I get an error when launching the "consult-notes" command. Here is how I install and configure the package:
(use-package consult-notes
:after (consult denote)
:init (consult-notes-denote-mode 1)
:config
(setq consult-notes-sources '("Notes" ?n "~/Documents/Notes")))
When I evaluate these lines it seems to be fine. But when I do M-x consult-notes, I get the following error:
consult-notes--make-all-sources: Wrong type argument: listp, "Notes"
The "Notes" part do refers to the first argument, because if I enter anything else, let's say "Blah", it will say "Blah" is wrong type argument.
Also, reading the README.md, I though I could even not set the consult-notes-source variable, since the consult-notes-denote-mode command should set it automatically to denote-directory. But it doesn't seem to be the case.
What can I do to get consult-notes to work?
Thanks for your time and support.
Within content search
Thanks for this package.
Two questions:
- does it search only in the title of the files or also content?
- If it searches content: does it search two keywords on the same line of anywhere in the file?
Thanks!
limit search to text and code type files?
I keep screen captures in org mode files in a way that produces an image file in the same dir and then inserts a link to it into the file.
When running consult-notes I find these image files in the list of notes displayed.
I think it's would be a good idea to add an ignore-filetypes-list (or a whitelist, conversly) to limit to scope of files displayed.
preview-key issue
Hello,
I'm not sure if this is specific to denote, or consult itself, but for some reason, I am not seeing live preview of the notes?
Normally, I would expect this to give previews during selections
(defun fake-notes (&optional sources)
"Find a file in a notes directory with consult-multi, or from SOURCES."
(interactive)
(consult-notes--make-all-sources)
(let* ((consult--buffer-display #'switch-to-buffer)
(selected (consult--multi (or sources consult-notes--all-sources)
:require-match
(confirm-nonexistent-file-or-buffer)
:prompt "potes: "
:preview-key 'any
:history 'consult-notes-history
:sort nil)))
;; For non-matching candidates, fall back to buffer-file creation.
(unless (plist-get (cdr selected) :match)
(consult--file-action (car selected)))))
If you could provide some insight, I will surely appreciate it.
embark integration with consult-notes-org-headings-mode
consult-notes-org-headings-mode is great. It's allowed me to replace consult-org-agenda with consult-notes and get a combined interface for selecting org headings and file names. One items that is missing, however, is identification of the org heading as an org-heading target within embark. Currently it is identified as a consult-note target after calling embark-act.
FYI to @oantolin and @minad in case either of them would like to offer any ideas on how to fix this.
Be more resilient to "multiple nodes exists" errors
Right now if I have multiple nodes and I type that nodes name this error pops up in messages:
Error in post-command-hook (vertico--exhibit): (user-error "Multiple nodes exist with title or alias \"compare size of haskell docker container and nix built haskell docker container\"")
Sometimes when this happens my the consult-buffer/vertico window becomes unresponsive in the way of nothing I type shows up and I can't seem to select anything. I have to C-g to get out of it and re-enter it. This doesn't always happen though.
I'm not sure if this is something to be fixed consult-notes side, vertico side, or perhaps something problematic in my config.
For some context, I ideally I wouldn't have duplicates but they occur sometimes because of:
- syncthing conflicts
- making the wrong kind of links
New users of consult-notes with large messy org-roams might not want to spend a couple hours removing 50+ duplicates before using it either like I did 😅
cand meaning
Hi, what is the argument cand short for?
https://github.com/mclear-tools/consult-notes/blob/main/consult-notes-org-headings.el#L109
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