Is there a way to have FSNotes preview the markdown formatting of .txts files while in edit mode, like it does for files with a .md extension? If not, would you consider adding an option to enable markdown rendering for .txt files, as I use FSNotes to edit markdown-formatted notes from other other apps that use the .txt extension? Thanks!
Which apps use the .txt extension for Markdown?
I would appreciate this feature as well. I keep all of my notes files in *txt, even those using Markdown syntax, to ensure compatibility across programs.
Replying to @gingerbeardman : nvALT, Notable, Ulysses, iAWriter, and Byword all do this (or can do it), off the top of my head. Ditto cli clients like Vim.
I think markdown is a key feature and not see any problems for add one checkbox in preferences.
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This was an issue for me too when switching to FSNotes. I had 500 .txt files, many of which contained Markdown. I just renamed the .txt files which appeared to contain at least some Markdown (my assumption: Markdown if file contains at least one level two header and list item):
#!/bin/bash
for f in *.txt; do
if grep -q '^##' "$f" && grep -q '^[*-] ' "$f"; then
mv -v "$f" "$(basename "$f" .txt).md";
fi;
done
Newbie question: I see this is marked as done, but assume we need to wait a little longer to see these updates in the Mac App Store version?
@mfloreen. The version shown in the app store is 2.9.3, which is one version earlier than the announced current version ( 2.9.4). Gluschenko is good about keeeping the app store version up to date but it's understandable there might be a small delay.
To always have the latest version without delay, it's a good idea to install the one contained here on Github. However, right now it appears that the version available on Github may be 2.9.3 (see issue #507).
FSNotes 2.9.5 uploaded in Mac App Store and awaited review.
@gluschenko @peavine Thank you!
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I would appreciate this feature as well. I keep all of my notes files in *txt, even those using Markdown syntax, to ensure compatibility across programs.
Replying to @gingerbeardman : nvALT, Notable, Ulysses, iAWriter, and Byword all do this (or can do it), off the top of my head. Ditto cli clients like Vim.