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h16nning avatar h16nning commented on July 17, 2024
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h16nning avatar h16nning commented on July 17, 2024 1

show all side
show sub decks
sort options like you did

Are implemented for now, can improve on it as we go along

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h16nning avatar h16nning commented on July 17, 2024

I will make show all sides and show sub decks options. Do you think they should be saved globally or deck specifically?

I don't know whether I will integrate many more sort options in the Notebook. It should be a relatively minimal place to read through your cards.

I would eventually integrate them in the card manager (which mochi doesn't have, right?). There we could have more toggable columns like Anki does:
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eMerzh avatar eMerzh commented on July 17, 2024

Yeah mochi doesn't have a card manager.
I'm not sure all those sort options are interesting either ... not even sure to understand the custom sort TBH :p

Agree, we should keep it minimal 👍
the idea i had with show all side, and sub deck is that it can reduce the noise even more ...

now, is that a deck option or global option? 🤔 good question, maybe we can start with global, keeping in mind that maybe one day it could be overridden 🤷 like keep it simple first?
Then if there's a need, we could always add more options.

(and following discussion about #61 maybe having a de-dup' option :p )

ps: i find mochi relatively cool looking, feature packed, but there's a ton of stuff i don't even know why there are there... i don't want to copy everything 😅

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h16nning avatar h16nning commented on July 17, 2024

Custom Sort

I made the custom sort so you have a way to bring your cards into an order that makes sense for the content (not dependent on alphabetical order or the order of creation). I was thinking to have a option to add sections, headers and comments / annotations in between the actual cards. You could bring all of them into your personal order. As a result, you would have a type of "notebook" you could use to actually look up / reference the knowledge in your cards.

de-dup sounds useful, I was already thinking about something like that writing my answer in #61

I agree mochi looks very clean. The issue I have with mochi is that there is so many options and different ways to do the same thing. At the same time it looks a little cluttered - if I open mochi I don't really know where to look first, if that makes sense

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