joplin-plugin-copytags
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Plugin to extend the Joplin tagging menu with a coppy all tags and tagging list with more control.
Plugin to extend the Joplin tagging menu with a copy all tags and a tagging dialog with more control.
<img src=img/main_tagging.gif>
Tools > Options > PluginsTaggingio.github.jackgruber.copytags.jpl) from hereplugins folderCopy all tagsShow Tagging dialogCopies all tags of the first marked note to all other marked notes.
Tools > Copy all tags or use the command Copy all tags from the context menuSelect on or more notes, click on Tools > Tagging dialog or use the command Tagging dialog from the context menu.
Add tags to notes
Remove tags from notes
Create new tags
<img src=img/tagging_dialog.jpg> <img src=img/tagging_dialog_search.jpg>
Under Options > Keyboard Shortcuts you can assign a keyboard shortcut for the following commands:
Copy all tagsTagging dialogTo build your one version of the plugin, install node.js and run the following command npm run dist
To update the plugin framework, run npm run update
See CHANGELOG.md
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Plugin to extend the Joplin tagging menu with a coppy all tags and tagging list with more control.
The npm package joplin-plugin-copytags receives a total of 521 weekly downloads. As such, joplin-plugin-copytags popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that joplin-plugin-copytags demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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