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How rigid is this philosophy? And could you elaborate a bit more on the mixing part? |
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sure! the database implies having certain types of objects with similar characteristics in the same place. If we join several databases on the same folder, all those objects (in this case notes), would be mixed. Add the option of choose another folders it is not very complicated to add and could be another option. If this requirement is very important, it could be raised in the future, but from my point of view it would break that organisation |
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Okay, I buy your arguments! Tags and others sources I think it not breaks the organisation, its another structure. Your issue will be added to the roadmap. Thank you for your ideas =) |
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Here's a slightly different take (and an offer to help implement it) Compare DBFolder to "basic" dataview tables: A common use case for dataview is to display a table of query results. You can sort that table, clink on links to underlying pages, etc. What you can't do is edit values inside the table or add new rows. I envision an extension to DBFolder such that:
This would provide the ability pull files from all over your vault for display/edit, while still constraining the displayed columns to those from the .yaml file and/or/intersected with those from the dataview query. |
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I thinks that add another folders breaks the philosophy and your database source inside the same place it mixes.
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