this #1p_for_floss goes to LeoJS - https://boltex.github.io/ - @boltex has done a tremendous job with a complete re-implementation of the python Leo Editor in a typescript #vscode extension. Way to go Félix! Here's to another 20+ years for #LeoEditor 🍻🥂
Boltex - Home

Oh neat. #leoeditor has now been completely reimplimented in typescript as #LeoJS, so can be run natively in #vscode without needing a local socket and server gateway to the original python implementation.
https://groups.google.com/g/leo-editor/c/-8pCVNEd9eQ/m/6qbUTKYCAQAJ
There a few early getting startup hiccups reported.
The core leojs library is only 1% away from being usable as an engine in any javascript project.
https://github.com/boltex/leojs
✨LeoJS beta 0.2.0 Released!

@randomgeek for outlining somewhat like Emacs org mode but without the scaffolding exposed to other editors have a look at #LeoEditor and use `@clean` directive.

Rst is well supported. I don't believe there's a plugin for asciidoc but I could be wrong. Using Leo via vscode extension can be a smoother on-ramp if you're already invested in that arena.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=boltex.leointeg

https://leoeditor.com/directives.html#clean-path

Leo Editor Integration with Visual Studio Code - Visual Studio Marketplace

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Use Leo, the literate editor with outline, directly in vscode.

After long hiatus, I'm getting reacquainted with #leoeditor. So satisfying to contribute an updated windows install recipe out of the gate, and deeply gratifying that my desktop integration contribution from years ago still "just works". A tribute to #python more than my work!

https://leo-editor.github.io/leo-editor/
https://leo-editor.github.io/leo-editor/installing.html#creating-windows-file-associations

I am sore at myself though. I've let my website stagnate to point that only sharing new contribs via mailing list is feasible; fixes are scattered.
https://groups.google.com/g/leo-editor/c/LeBywaUyXMw

Leo's Home Page

https://www.cozodb.org/ - I don't know what this thing is yet, but it ticks enough curiosity boxes that I'm creating a loose thread -- #cozodb -- for me to later grab hold of and follow to insight. Eventually. It's located somewhere in my brain space that also houses other barely-to-not-understood things like graph networks (#git), databases (#sqlite), outline editors (#leoeditor, #logseq), note taking (#onenote), and general personal knowledge systems (#wiki, #zettlekasten). And hashtag salads.
CozoDB: embedded Datalog, performant graphs

A general-purpose, transactional, relational database that uses Datalog and focuses on graph data and algorithms, with time-travelling capability

#leoeditor #characters #worldbuilding #writing - Also, status update on how organizing my writing and worldbuilding stuff is going. It's incredibly handy to be able to autocheck how many characters I have.

...This also lead me to realize why I'm having trouble managing all of them. -facecups- I have 100+ of them, but I usually focus on a select few that are major characters. @_@

Buuuh. I'll check with the support group on Google+ to see how I should model character in story relationships.

The only bad thing about using #leoeditor so far is that I feel like a historical Dave Winer reenactor
I am now switching fairly seriously to using Leo to organize things and this keyboardio Model 01 to type on. Yes I am aware I do something like this every 16 weeks or so, but this is really stretching bits of my brain, and I think is going to be good/useful #leoeditor #keyboard