Zettel Markdown

Zettel files are written in Markdown, per CommonMark and GFM spec, along with most of commonmark extensions enabled.¹

Linking#
Zettel metadata#
Adding images and other files#
Styling elements using Semantic UI (#176)

Enriching Markdown:

Using raw HTML in Markdown#
Code Syntax Highlighting#
Math support#
Footnotes and many other extensions are enabled.
Highlighting: Surround text with == ... == to highlighting them (eg: This word is highlighted).

Neuron uses commonmark-hs to parse them into the Pandoc AST, as well as provides an extention on top to handle zettel links.
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Zettel ID
- A Zettel ID is a Zettel Markdown file’s filename without the extension. Zettel IDs must be unique across the Zettelkasten.
Tutorial
- Neuron expects the Zettelkasten directory to contain a neuron.dhall, as well as a list of Zettel Markdown notes. By default, the current working directory will be used as your Zettelkasten directory (which you can override using the -d option). Create this directory first, and add a basic neuron.dhall (see Configuration file):

Guide#
- Basics: A neuron notebook is just a directory of Zettel Markdown files, which are identified by Zettel ID. Neuron transforms it into a Web interface, that is generated statically (self-contained HTML files). Advanced functionality are added via Plugins.
- Parent directory zettel