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v0.6.0
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This release introduces Vim mode to the Web/App editor, emulating key features of Vim such as motions, operators, visual modes, macro support, incremental highlighted search, search and replace, jump lists, sort, marks, cross-buffer yank/paste, and expected commands for writing, quitting, and adjusting editor settings. It also supports link insertion, link following, and passthrough for Notesium's global and note-tab keybindings.

A StatusBar has been added, displaying the focus state (or Vim mode), editor mode, editor settings, note link counts, and note actions. Additionally, a new Editor sub-section has been introduced in Settings.

To further enhance keyboard usage, Tab can be used to gain editor focus, and C-s to save the active note even when the editor is not focused.

This version includes backwards incompatible changes.

Fixed:

  • Links: Handle file-not-found gracefully instead of hard-fail.
  • Web/App: Note - focus activeFilename editor on Tab.

Added:

  • Web/App: Note - save activeFilename even if not focused on C-s.

  • Web/App: State - editorVimMode bool set and tracked via state management.

  • Web/App: Vendor - codemirror vim, dialog and searchcursor addons.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - all common motions, operators, and text objects.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - operator-motion orthogonality.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - visual mode - characterwise, linewise, blockwise.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - full macro support (q @).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - incremental highlighted search (/ ? # * g# g*).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - search/replace with confirm (:substitute :%s).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - search history.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - jump lists (C-o C-i).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - sort (:sort).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - marks (` ').

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - cross-buffer yank/paste.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - keybind for write and set normal mode (C-s).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - commands for write and quit (:w :wq :q :q!).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - commands to set [no]wrap and [no]conceal.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - insert link via finder on [[.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - open link under cursor (ge gx).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - unset highlighted search on Esc.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - passthrough global keybinds (space n <char>).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - passthrough note-tab keybinds (C-l|h|6|^).

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - autofocus on activeFilename change and match.

  • Web/App: Editor vim-mode - autofocus on note.Linenum change.

  • Web/App: StatusBar - displayed in default and Vim modes.

  • Web/App: StatusBar - default (focus state), Vim (colored mode).

  • Web/App: StatusBar - editor settings for mode, wrap, and conceal.

  • Web/App: StatusBar - note link counts and action icons (if sideBar closed).

  • Web/App: Settings Editor - vimMode lineWrapping concealFormatting toggles.

  • Web/App: Settings Editor - default mode keybinds.

  • Web/App: Settings Editor - vim mode keybinds and info.

  • Web/App: Settings Editor - table support keybinds and info.

Changed:

  • Web/App: Note tabs - switch to recent note keybind, C-6 (C-o deprecated).

  • Web/App: Settings Keybindings - split into global finder note-tabs sections.

  • Web/App: Settings Keybindings - moved edit and table to Settings Editor.

  • Readme: Web reorganized and updated to include Editor modes.

Backwards incompatible changes:

  • The Web/App keybinding for switching to the previously active note has been changed from C-o to C-6 (C-^ is also supported). This promotes consistency for all editor modes, as Vim uses C-o for the jumplist, and C-6 to switch to the previous buffer.
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