Emacs Asked by omarali linux on February 14, 2021
I’m looking for a way to use a fuzzy finder menu to store a new file name or select an existing file name as ${title} or %ˆ{Name} string variable.
I use the zettelkasten system and my workflow consists of capturing snippets of information and sorting them through indexes.
For example, A book I’m reading is the index file while every chapter I take notes on is a snippet file. Here’s how it looks https://imgur.com/U4zdYsL. Currently, I use org-roam with org-roam-capture.
Issue: I want a menu similar to org-roam-find-file
where all of my previously created notes are shown. Org-roam-capture
only allows me to store new files as ${slug} & ${title} but upon selecting an existing file, it opens it rather than create a new file with the {title} variable filled out.
I saw an answer here but it isn’t explicit. What function should I use? I’m new to elisp.
Workflow: Search my files by typing the name. If there are no options then save it as ${choose index} variable and if it exists then select the file and store it as ${choose index} variable, too. Doesn’t have to be ${choose index}, I just need it to be auto-filled.
Here’s how my org-roam-capture-template looks.
(setq org-roam-capture-templates
'(
("l" "[Note] Literature Snippet" plain (function org-roam--capture-get-point)
"%?"
:file-name "${choose index}_snippet-%<%Y%m%d%H%M%S>"
:head "#+TITLE: Snippet: %^{snippet name}
Source: [[file:_daily/${choose index}.org][${choose index}-index]]n"
:unnarrowed t)
))
${choose index} is the variable where I store the existing file or new file name from the menu while %^{snippet name} simply prompts for the title of the snippet.
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