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joplin-plugin-joplinmemo

v0.2.0

Published

View ordinary Joplin notes as compact, colorful memo boards.

Readme

JoplinMemo

JoplinMemo is a Joplin plugin that adds a compact memo-board view for ordinary notes.

It does not introduce a new Markdown format. Instead, it reads the current note and splits it into loose memo-like parts:

  • If the first structured part is a heading, the same heading level becomes the memo separator. For example, notes beginning with ## H2 are split by each ## H2, while nested ### H3 content stays inside that memo.
  • If the first structured part is a bullet or numbered list item, items of the same list style and indentation become separate memos.
  • Mixed prose is split by blank lines, with the first line used as the memo title.

Add a color marker such as [[#facc15]] or [[blue]] at the end of a memo title to color that memo.

Build

npm install
npm run typecheck
npm run dist

The generated .jpl plugin archive is written to publish/.