From 5f105fe7433a8090ca4ecd49dddccade20ea04e9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bram Adams <3282661+bramses@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2022 21:58:30 -0600 Subject: [PATCH] vault backup: 2022-12-15 21:58:30 --- README.md | 113 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------------------------- 1 file changed, 57 insertions(+), 56 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 678b81a..60a293a 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -457,46 +457,7 @@ Plugins: ## Implementation -`todo` - -### Elements of Markdown Important to BHOV-2023 - -#### Footers - -Footers serve two very important roles: citation and non destructive updates. Citation is used in the [Zettelkasten](#Zettelkasten), to help link a note to its source material. - -Footers also make for great **non destructive updates** to notes. This means you can revisit an old note, and instead of altering it directly, you can append a footnote to the end of a thought, without changing the structural meaning of the original file. Think of it as sedimentary rock, or a really lightweight [VCS](#version-control-system). - -Footnote Shortcut combined with Natural Landguage Dates allows for super easy non destructive updates that serve as asides, knowledge from a wiser and smarter future you.[^1] - -#### YAML - -YAML, or frontmatter, serves as a way to get computed values or track over time. For example, if you are looking to establish a daily reading habit, you may desire to put that habit in a YAML and then track it. - -``` -// /Daily/2023-01-01 - ---- -read: 0 ---- - -// /Computed/Trackers.md - -\`\`\`tracker -searchType: frontmatter -searchTarget: read -fixedScale: 1.0 -fitPanelWidth: true -folder: Daily -datasetName: Read 20 mins or more -month: -\`\`\` - -``` - -#### Tags - -`todo` +Now that we have examined some of the philosophies that power BHOV-2023, we get to go into the gritty details of how to set it up. ### Folder Structure @@ -537,6 +498,44 @@ The following is the folder structure used by BHOV-2023, along with short descri - Canvases (optional) (*a list of Obsidian Canvases*) - Excalidraw (optional) (*a list of Excalidraw items*) +### Elements of Markdown Important to BHOV-2023 + +#### Footers + +Footers serve two very important roles: citation and non destructive updates. Citation is used in the [Zettelkasten](#Zettelkasten), to help link a note to its source material. + +Footers also make for great **non destructive updates** to notes. This means you can revisit an old note, and instead of altering it directly, you can append a footnote to the end of a thought, without changing the structural meaning of the original file. Think of it as sedimentary rock, or a really lightweight [VCS](#version-control-system). + +Footnote Shortcut combined with Natural Landguage Dates allows for super easy non destructive updates that serve as asides, knowledge from a wiser and smarter future you.[^1] + +#### YAML + +YAML, or frontmatter, serves as a way to get computed values or track over time. For example, if you are looking to establish a daily reading habit, you may desire to put that habit in a YAML and then track it. + +``` +// /Daily/2023-01-01 + +--read: 0 +--- + +// /Computed/Trackers.md + +\`\`\`tracker +searchType: frontmatter +searchTarget: read +fixedScale: 1.0 +fitPanelWidth: true +folder: Daily +datasetName: Read 20 mins or more +month: +\`\`\` + +``` + +#### Tags + +`todo` + ### Tests the test folder allows you to check if the plug-ins are performing as normal. Since obsidian can't run test like you might in code you have to be a little bit more cheeky about running tests and really talk them out step-by-step as you might in writing @@ -624,22 +623,6 @@ Great! Now that that's out of the way, we can finally get to running the vault, 2. Do the same with the project kanban command 10. Hit the open today button in the left and ribbon to create a new daily note - -### After You're Up and Running - -After getting your sea legs for a few days (perhaps a week!) and you feel comfortable with **Bramses' Highly Opinionated Vault 2023** system, it will sadly be time for us to part and for you to forge onwards. You'll be able to safely delete the following files: - -- README -- \_tests/\* -- Readwise/ (if you're not using the service) -- \_tutorial/\* -- \_PARA/Archive/Archived Project (*!Note: do not delete the Archive folder itself, just the example folder*) -- \_PARA/Projects/Test Project (*!Note: do not delete the Projects folder itself, just the example folder*) -- \_PARA/Projects/Test Project 2 (*!Note: do not delete the Projects folder itself, just the example folder*) -- /Computed/Trackers (if you're not using the Tracker Plugin) - -… - ### "Required" Plugins Truly nothing in this vault is *required*, but if you want the full experience, these community plugins are quote-unquote mandatory: @@ -741,6 +724,24 @@ After following the traditional [installation section above](#installation), the `todo` + +### After You're Up and Running + +After getting your sea legs for a few days (perhaps a week!) and you feel comfortable with **Bramses' Highly Opinionated Vault 2023** system, it will sadly be time for us to part and for you to forge onwards. You'll be able to safely delete the following files: + +- README +- \_tests/\* +- Readwise/ (if you're not using the service) +- \_tutorial/\* +- \_PARA/Archive/Archived Project (*!Note: do not delete the Archive folder itself, just the example folder*) +- \_PARA/Projects/Test Project (*!Note: do not delete the Projects folder itself, just the example folder*) +- \_PARA/Projects/Test Project 2 (*!Note: do not delete the Projects folder itself, just the example folder*) +- /Computed/Trackers (if you're not using the Tracker Plugin) + +… + + + ## A Day in the Life - Real World Use BHOV-2023 is only helpful if you can use it day in/day out as a tool to help you in life. Here's how I would use it in any random day (let's say Tuesday, perhaps):