Concentrate by means of relaxation

Flow

1. Install the binary itself.

cargo install --locked mds

1. Install external commands used in default config, besides firefox, which is the default browser for opening links, by running install_dependencies.sh wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dj8yfo/mds/master/install_dependencies.sh | bash
2. Create config at $HOME/.config/mds/config.kdl with content.
   • Edit the folder, where you'd like to put notes on your system. (Replace /home/user/notes default value)

3. Check your config got correctly fetched up. mds debug-cfg

   • if you see no command specified message after updating <0.5.0 -> 0.5.0, that most likely means that config needs extra field pipe-$SNIPPET_TEXT-into (see default config).

4. Initialize .sqlite database in your notes folder with mds init

5. Enjoy (fast gif tutorial is here):

   Both explore and surf are equipped with <Ctrl-h> and <Ctrl-l> keybindings to follow backlinks and forward links respectively.

   Both explore and surf are equipped with <Ctrl-t> keyding to toggle between details and structural preview of current note or note subgraph respectively. This renders p/print command somewhat redundant.

   mds -h

   ``` Usage: mds [OPTIONS]

   Commands: debug-cfg print Debug representtion of config init initialize .sqlite database in notes dir, specified by config n create a note t create a tag (note without file body) l link 2 notes A -> B, selected twice in skim interface e explore notes by (backlinks) , (links forward) s surf (fuzzy find) through all markdown reference and code_block(s), found in all notes, reachable by forward links from note/tag S, selected interactively by skim ul unlink 2 notes A -> B, selected twice in skim interface remove remove note R, selected in skim interface rename rename note R, selected in skim interface p print tree of nodes reachable by forward links from note P, selected either non-interactively or in skim interface select select note S, i.e. print it's name to stdout help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

   Options: -c, --color whether color output should be forced -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version ```