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Message #05201
Re: Using Zim as document editor
Hallo Johan,
Jij ook de de beste wensen voor het nieuwe jaar !
The workflow basically relies on "covert xyz --> zim, edit zim, convert zim
--> xyz". Obviously, the bottleneck is the accuracy of the converter to
reproduce the original content as close as possible and reflect the edits
properly.
Probably the best tool to try would be pandoc ( https://pandoc.org/ ) which
does support zim format among many text based formats.
Hope this works for you,
Jaap
On Mon, Jan 2, 2023 at 9:54 AM Johan Vromans <jvromans@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Best wishes for 2023!
>
> I was wondering... Would it be possible to use Zim as an editor for
> documents that are not Zim notes.
>
> For example, when I open a particular document, instead of reading it from
> disk Zim would run a plugin or an external tool to fetch the actual
> contents. Likewise, when the document is saved, some other plugin/tool is
> run to write the contents to disk.
>
> Rationale is that I have quite a few markdown or json documents that I
> would love to be able to maintain with a decent tool like Zim.
>
> -- Johan
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