| 1 Jul 2020 |
 Github [@sheogorath:shivering-isles.com] | [codimd/server] ScrumpyJack opened issue #429: Feature requests: Facilitate building documenation [open] - https://github.com/codimd/server/issues/429 | 08:56:58 |
 metrixjack | Hope that makes sense. | 08:58:06 |
 eric_G | Hello, I am about to send a PR in docs / setup about CodiMD installed with YunoHost. I took Cloudron as template. Is it OK?
https://github.com/ericgaspar/server/blob/yunohost/docs/setup/yunohost.md | 15:58:57 |
 Sheogorath | eric_G: Nice, maybe you want to change the wording of the second sentence a bit, but generally speaking, it looks good. I also just noticed that the YunoHost demo instance doesn't seem to offer (yet?) CodiMD so probably this sentence doesn't help a lot. But might change? | 17:09:53 |
| eric_G | Sheogorath:ok | 17:23:13 |
| eric_G | what about this second sentence | 17:23:39 |
| eric_G | CodiMD is available as a 1-click install on YunoHost. YunoHost is a Debian GNU/Linux based distribution packaged with free software that automates the installation of a personal web server. | 17:23:50 |
| Sheogorath | 👍️ Sounds good! | 17:24:30 |
| Github [@sheogorath:shivering-isles.com] | [codimd/server] mcr opened issue #430: markup split top/bottom [open] - https://github.com/codimd/server/issues/430 | 17:43:22 |
| 2 Jul 2020 |
 dalcde | Why do we not have notifications for PRs? | 01:25:21 |
| Sheogorath | I think I disabled them in here for some reason 🤔 | 11:41:03 |
|  lu_topie joined the room. | 11:44:15 |
| lu_topie | Hi !
I am currently working on the documentary structuring of an organization that has several thousand pads like this one
https://pad.lamyne.org/conserve_low-tech_experimentation_2020#
They would like to be able to organize and use this data. For the moment, when I import them as bibliographic references in zotero, (and I have to attach a screenshot to it) I only get the title as metadata.
And if I don't associate a screenshot, I can't do an advanced search in the text content.
I tried to integrate metadata from the initial file (the pad in markdown)with Supported YAML metadata to see if the filled fields (tags for example) were also imported in zotero when I imported the reference, and it didn't work.
My idea would be to take advantage of the tag work they've already done to display them in zotero and eventually output an organization in zotero (by collection and/or keyword).
Do you have any idea how to do this and if it is possible?
Thank you in advance
Salwa-Ludivine | 11:44:20 |
| Sheogorath | lu_topie: This should mostly solve itself, when you update the CodiMD version to the latest stable release 1.6.0 as it'll support OpenGraph Metadata, which I guess, zotero is trying to use. You can test that on the demo instance, if you like :) | 11:50:24 |
| lu_topie | Hi Sheogorath , thanks for your reply
I tried with the demo instance and it didn't work either, maybe I've misunderstood your point :) | 14:29:44 |
| lu_topie | I've also adressed my question to zotero ... | 14:30:13 |
 Erik | I've seen you added some metadata like 'model', 'privacy' or 'publish' to your yaml-metadata. Do you expect CodiMD to render that metadata somewhere?
And do you need to import the whole markdown content or just the URL of the webpage? If you need the whole markdown content, you might want to use the /download endpoint. For example: https://pad.lamyne.org/conserve_low-tech_experimentation_2020/download
| 15:14:59 |
| Erik | * I've seen you added some metadata like 'model', 'privacy' or 'publish' to your yaml-metadata. Do you expect CodiMD to render that metadata somewhere?
And do you need to import the whole markdown content or just the URL of the webpage? If you need the whole markdown content, you might want to use the /download endpoint. For example: https://pad.lamyne.org/conserve_low-tech_experimentation_2020/download
| 15:16:20 |
| lu_topie set a profile picture. | 15:33:46 |
|  em0lar changed their display name from em0lar / Leo to em0lar. | 15:36:50 |
| lu_topie | Hi Erik
Sorry but for these metadata I don't have the answer since I'm not the author of the pad but I can ask if you think it's relevant.
I'm not sure I have to import the whole md content or only the url, because the only thing I would like to be sure to have is the ability to import some fields (title, author, url, tags, date essentially) and to search with advanced search into the content.
If it's possible without importing the whole content, it's ok for me.
I have tested to import in my zotero library the .md file and there wasn't any field associated | 15:41:11 |
| lu_topie | For example :
With "standard import" from a webpage :
| 15:43:41 |
| lu_topie | 
Download md standard import.JPG | 15:43:42 |
| lu_topie | And with .md imported file
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| lu_topie | Redacted or Malformed Event | 15:46:08 |
| lu_topie | Download whole content md.PNG | 15:47:36 |
| Erik | lu_topie: Do you use the "zotero connector" browser extension to import the webpages? | 18:19:02 |
| Erik | * lu_topie: Do you use the "zotero connector" browser extension to import the webpages? | 18:19:11 |
| Erik | I played a bit around with zotero, CodiMD and other webpages. It seems that zotero just uses the description, author and date metadata as well as the title and lang attribute of the page but not the opengraph data.
CodiMD supports setting of title, description and (theoretically) the content language via the YAML-metadata (see https://demo.codimd.org/yaml-metadata).
If you want the note content to be searchable inside of zotero, you need to use the URL of the published version of a note, as that version includes the note content inside the server-generated HTML. Other fields can't be used with CodiMD. | 19:24:48 |
| Erik | Regarding the lang-attribute: Despite it is configurable, CodiMD always uses a hardcoded lang="en". And in the yaml-documentation, there's an error with the example: The attribute is called 'lang' and not 'langs'. | 19:26:38 |
