Use Denote notes like Deft with consult-notes
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Denote
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As I have written before, Denote is a wonderful tool
to take linked notes in Emacs.
consult-notes
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consult-notes describes itself as a package for easily
selecting notes via consult. It integrates with note
systems like zk, denote, or org-roam.
consult-notes has a minor mode, called
"consult-notes-denote-mode".
This minor mode does three things:
* It adds your denote-directory to its configuration
* It adjusts the display of denote files in consult
* Sets the default function when there is no match to
create a Denote note
Configuration
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When using Denote without several siloed directories,
the configuration is quite simple.
How it works
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After adding the preceding three lines to your Emacs
configuration, searching for Denote notes is simple.
Just issue the command:
M-x consult-notes
Consult-notes prompts for some text to search, and
performs an incremental search: each extra character
you type narrows the search result.
This way, Denote starts to work like Deft for Emacs.
Here too, typing a search argument incrementally
narrows the list of notes.
The third feature of the minor mode mentioned in the
list above, creating a Denote note when there is no
search match, mimics how Deft for Emacs works.
Global key binding
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Some time ago, I migrated my Deft notes to Denote.
A single key binding completes the migration:
