Hi,
I've recently started using silverbullet for my own wiki notes and it's awesome for editing markdown
One thought I've had is that it might be useful to be able to specify a subdirectory for the Library path used by Library Manager
silverbullet.exe --lib-dir=sb .
This might make life a bit easier if you then wanted to publish the same markdown content via something such as zensical (an upcoming replacement for mkdocs)
Since then you just need to ignore a single directory when publishing as static content
From what I understand the existing config files can live anywhere already since they're just inline lua scripts inside markdown files, so you could just have a single cfg directory with everything you don't want to publish in there and just ignore that as a single entry
I think looking at the forum that the Library Manager might be being redone anyway so maybe this is a mute point
Hi,
I've recently started using silverbullet for my own wiki notes and it's awesome for editing markdown
One thought I've had is that it might be useful to be able to specify a subdirectory for the Library path used by Library Manager
silverbullet.exe --lib-dir=sb .This might make life a bit easier if you then wanted to publish the same markdown content via something such as zensical (an upcoming replacement for mkdocs)
Since then you just need to ignore a single directory when publishing as static content
From what I understand the existing config files can live anywhere already since they're just inline lua scripts inside markdown files, so you could just have a single cfg directory with everything you don't want to publish in there and just ignore that as a single entry
I think looking at the forum that the Library Manager might be being redone anyway so maybe this is a mute point