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Thib

@thibaultamartin@mamot.fr · 2 weeks ago

I'm somewhat surprised nobody wrote a plugin to format the Obsidian source markdown to 80 character long lines.

Did I miss something?

#obsidian #markdown

Danny Colin

@dannycolin@floss.social · 2 weeks ago

@thibaultamartin there's a nice plugin called Vim :D. Sorry I had to make that joke. Mouahahah.

Thib

@thibaultamartin@mamot.fr · 2 weeks ago

I recently installed LazyVim to get me started, because vim configuration is honestly overwhelming :D

But while I enjoy fiddling on my servers with vim, editing a markdown post with it is a different story.

And Obsidian has pricey but very convenient way to keep my phone and laptop in sync :)

https://www.lazyvim.org/

@dannycolin

Danny Colin

@dannycolin@floss.social · 2 weeks ago

@thibaultamartin The important thing is that your data is portable so you aren't vendor-locked if anything bad happen to one of the project you're using.

After that, you can use whatever works best for you, be it Obsidian, Vim or dare I say E... Ema... Emacs. :)

Aditya Telange

@adityatelange@mastodon.social · 2 weeks ago

@thibaultamartin is already optimal?

Readable line length
Limit maximum line length. Less content fits onscreen, but long blocks of text are more readable. — Readable line length Limit maximum line length. Less content fits onscreen, but long blocks of text are more readable.

Thib

@thibaultamartin@mamot.fr · 2 weeks ago

@adityatelange this is only what Obsidian displays, not the actual text file :)

After I'm done drafting my posts in Obsidian I copy the markdown into my website directory, and I'd like to keep the files 80 characters long at most.

Another solution is to rely on Prettier to do it manually, but meh.

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