Markdown knowledge base with bidirectional [[link]]s built on top of VSCode.
Inspired by Obsidian.md and RoamResearch.
Because your knowledge base deserves to be powered by open source. Read more here.
If you want to try out Memo just install it via marketplace using this link and open the help folder in VSCode.
IMPORTANT: Memo only works in VS Code folder/workspace environments. The easiest way to create a new folder environment is to drag an empty or existing folder onto the VS Code icon or use File > Open Folder...
from the menu bar.
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๐ Links support
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Creating links
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Links navigation
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Embedding notes and images
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Automatic links synchronization on file rename
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Links rename via
Rename Symbol
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Links labeling
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Support for short and full links on filename clash
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Opening links with unsupported file formats in the system default app
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Find all references
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๐ผ๏ธ Notes and images preview (built-in & on-hover)
- ๐ฆ Creating notes on the fly
- ๐ Backlinks panel
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๐น Commands
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"Open link" command support for links following
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"Open link to the side" command allows you to open link in the adjacent/new column of the editor
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"Open daily note" command which creates a note with a title in
yyyy-mm-dd
format or opens already existing one -
"Open random note" command which allows you to explore your knowledge base a little bit
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"Open link in the default app" command for opening unsupported file formats in the system default app
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"Paste HTML as Markdown" command which can partially replace a web clipper functionality
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"Rename Symbol" command support for renaming links right in the editor
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"Extract range to a new note" command to ease notes refactoring
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- Memo vs Foam
- Memo vs Obsidian
- How to follow link on
cmd+enter
orctrl+enter
like in Obsidian?- Bind built-in
editor.action.openLink
command tocmd+enter
(see example) or usecmd+click
on the link
- Bind built-in
- Pasting images from clipboard
- Memo missing some feature? Please consider exploring other Markdown plugins from VS Marketplace first. There are plenty of them.
- File bugs, feature requests in GitHub Issues.
- Leave a review on Visual Studio Marketplace.
- Read CONTRIBUTING.md for contributing to the code base.
See changelog here.