Note Taker is a simple note taking app that allows you to create, edit, and delete notes. What is special about these notes is they can reference other notes using hyperlinks for quick refreshers on related topics.
- File heirarchy structure for organizing notes
- Markdown support for formatting notes
- Hyperlinks for referencing other notes
- Search for note titles and note contents
- Shorthands for expanding text in notes
Note Taker supports searching for note titles and note contents. To search for note titles, simply type the search query in the search bar. To search for note contents, type `text:` followed by the search query. For example, to search for notes that contain the word `hello`, type `text:hello`.
Note Taker supports hyperlinks for referencing other notes. To create a
hyperlink, type `link text`. For example, to create a
hyperlink to a note titled `Hello World` in the directory `first`, type
`[Text Here](ref(/first/Hello_World)`. Note that the note title is case sensitive.
The result will look like this: Text Here.
You can also manually make a reference by copying the url of the note and
pasting it into the hyperlink.
You can also give headings an id and reference them by using `link text`. This will scroll your notes to the location of the heading. For example, to reference the heading `Hello World` you can give it an id by typing `## Hello World {#hello-world}` and then reference it by typing `Text Here`. For example this hyperlink will take you to the top heading.
In the settings page, under the general tab, you can set shorthands to be expanded
when preivewing notes. For exmaple, if you are taking chemstry notes and you dont want
to type of the formula for water in latex, you can set the shorthand `H2O` to be expanded to (\$H_2O\$)
which looks like this: