Add --add-titles option #36
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When this option is enabled, each parsed note will be considered to start with a heading: # Title-of-note even when no such line is present in the source file. The title is inferred based on the filename of the note. This option makes heavily nested note embeds make more sense in the exported document, since it shows which note the embedded content comes from. It loosely matches the behaviour of the mainline Obsidian UI when viewing notes in preview mode.
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This feature would be greatly appreciated. |
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I wrote the feature as a special option, but I actually think it should be the default. The title of a note is logically part of the note. |
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When this option is enabled, each parsed note will be considered to
start with a heading:
Title-of-note
even when no such line is present in the source file. The title is
inferred based on the filename of the note.
This option makes heavily nested note embeds make more sense in the
exported document, since it shows which note the embedded content comes
from. It loosely matches the behaviour of the mainline Obsidian UI when
viewing notes in preview mode.