This is an early stage project under rapid development.
Loam is a fork of the excellent Foam VS Code extension. The goal of Loam is to enable better compatibilty with Logseq. This way one can easily open their Logseq folder in VS Code and get a comparable note-taking experience.
To see the features of Foam, check out their README.
Development is happening on the dev branch. The master branch is reserved for stable & tested releases.
To start developing, clone the repo, then run yarn. In VS Code, hit F5 to start debug mode. A new VS Code window with the extension installed should open itself up automatically.
To enable automatic outlining and indenting, use the Markdown All in One extension.
Why the name "Loam"? Loam is a combination of "Logseq" + "Foam". Also, loam in the real world is rich soul that is good for growing plants. My hope is that Loam will be a good foundation for your knowledge garden, and help you grow your thoughts.
- support hierarchy in links (namespaces; has to change "/" to "__")
- support for tags as links (incl in backlinks section)
- support for block ids
- support collapsed::true ??
- support TODO / DONE
- fix page embeds (just make it use Logseq formatting; the functionality is already there)
- also support block embeds?