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joplin-plugin-tags-generator
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Plugin for Joplin which can be used to extract keywords from note and assign them as a note's tags.
Plugin for Joplin which can be used to extract keywords from note and assign them as a note's tags.
Tools > Options > Plugins
Tags Generator
joplin.plugin.forcewake.tags-generator.jpl
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folderGenerate tags
Uses several awesome unified packages in order to process, analyse and extract keywords from english-based markdown only notes.
Tools > Generate tags...
or use the command Generate tags...
from the context menu or use the Command palette and find the command Generate tags...
.Under Options > Keyboard Shortcus
you can assign a keyboard shortcut for Generate tags...
command.
To 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
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Plugin for Joplin which can be used to extract keywords from note and assign them as a note's tags.
We found that joplin-plugin-tags-generator 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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