This is less ideal than a library due to the complexity of running it; setting it up on a server will probably be annoying. But it should give you a lot of the power Logseq has, it apparently being the same API as plugins get to use.
Thank you for this! I'll check it out as I do want to add the ability to navigate to pages from with the TUI. And at some point add in search functionality since I use it a lot within the Logseq app.
I don't know of any at the moment. That said I do want to add the ability to search pages and navigate links within the Logseq graph. This would have to be in the TUI as I don't want to maintain several plugins for various editors.
I don't know but since obsidian uses plan text files like Logseq does you should be able to update the code a bit and point LSQ to your directory. My default it opens up the files in your $EDITOR
As a semi-aside: Are there headless tools for interacting with Logseq databases, especially queries? This would be super useful for automations.
Logseq can expose an HTTP API: https://docs.logseq.com/#/page/local%20http%20server
This is less ideal than a library due to the complexity of running it; setting it up on a server will probably be annoying. But it should give you a lot of the power Logseq has, it apparently being the same API as plugins get to use.
When Logseq is running locally, you can use its [local http server](https://docs.logseq.com/#/page/local%20http%20server) to do this. https://github.com/logseq/nbb-logseq is useful for automations and is already used to create github actions e.g. https://github.com/logseq/publish-spa. In the upcoming database version, nbb-logseq is able to read and write Logseq graphs completely independent of the app - https://github.com/logseq/docs/blob/feat/db/db-version.md#sc...
Thank you for this! I'll check it out as I do want to add the ability to navigate to pages from with the TUI. And at some point add in search functionality since I use it a lot within the Logseq app.
I don't know of any at the moment. That said I do want to add the ability to search pages and navigate links within the Logseq graph. This would have to be in the TUI as I don't want to maintain several plugins for various editors.
Awesome. I was just looking for something like this this week. I was thinking logseq + nvim + textual but bubbletea is also great.
If you run `lsq` without `-t` it will open with what you have defined as `$EDITOR`.
Some screenshots would be nice ;)
I'll add some to the repo when I get a chance.
Is there an equivalent tool for Obsidian?
I don't know but since obsidian uses plan text files like Logseq does you should be able to update the code a bit and point LSQ to your directory. My default it opens up the files in your $EDITOR
Thank you! I also wanted this
You're welcome! I'm glad it's not some niche thing that only I needed XD
If you have any idea that will make your workflow easier add an "issue" on GitHub so I can keep track of it.
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