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If would be cool if there was an option to would help a writer remember to populate their frontmatter categories with linked data vocbularies.

• Proposed Implementation
  • user closes note
  • on close, plugin checks for extant frontmatter property
  • if spec exists, do nothing.
  • If spec is missing, reopen note, create a notice stating "Please populate frontmatter with Linked Data Vocabulary"

This would be opt-in of course via settings.

Add quotes around each item so that commas and brackets (as some results include them) don't break links/the frontmatter in general.

ex.
narrower: ["History--[period subdivision]--Philosophy","Foreign relations--Philosophy","Civilization--Philosophy","Politics and government--[period subdivision]--Philosophy","History--Philosophy","Politics and government--Philosophy"]

instead of

narrower: [History--[period subdivision]--Philosophy,Foreign relations--Philosophy,Civilization--Philosophy,Politics and government--[period subdivision]--Philosophy,History--Philosophy,Politics and government--Philosophy]

Unable to get this working in the current version of Obsidian (v0.12.16).

I am certainly no expert on manually installing plugins, so perhaps I am doing something wrong. Extracted the zipped folder to vault/.obsidian/plugins

It appears in Community Plugins, but throws: Can't load plugin error

Hi there, bonkers excited for this plug-in. I'm trying to set it up now. I have successfully unzipped the file and put in the folder path to where the Json files are stored in my vault attachment folder. I then closed and restarted Obsidian. However when I open the command pallete, I do not see any commands related to linked data or LCSH. Any ideas?Thanks!

I have installed both the Linked Data Vocabularies and the Linked Data Helper.
I cannot get the Linked Data helper to generate the necessary data for Linked Data vocabularies from the extracted zip file lcsh.both.ndjson

The plugin accepts anything I put on the “linked data helper settings”.
Then, when I press start conversion, it gives a message saying that it will take a while and then nothing happens.
My folder for the three JSON files to be generated is default, and the directory exists.
I have tried different location for the extracted zip file lcsh.both.ndjson but same result.
There is no error message. Just nothing happens, other than the message saying that it will take a while.

Environment
Operating system: Windows 11
Obsidian version: V0.12.19 (up to date)

https://github.com/kometenstaub/obsidian-linked-data-vocabularies/blob/7766a6379238f801c66d9856721ef39fc7e098af/src/methods/methods-write.ts#L24

• Make it more general so that it accepts any number of key-value pairs apart from the headings.

  • This also applies to buildYaml()

• Problem to address: accessing settings to decide whether or not to write the value. This check could be done in the suggester so that it only passes elements that are supposed to be added.

  • First check: should it be included?
  • Second check: which key? Make object with custom key and the value, pass that on.

Could be easily done for everything except the headings with a unit test that just passes an object.
More difficult with the headings because they still access the settings.

https://github.com/kometenstaub/obsidian-linked-data-vocabularies/blob/cbbb7e8ae16d9c01fd17453d233c6e6334dc289e/src/methods/methods-write.ts#L120

https://github.com/kometenstaub/obsidian-linked-data-vocabularies/blob/cbbb7e8ae16d9c01fd17453d233c6e6334dc289e/src/methods/methods-write.ts#L80

https://github.com/kometenstaub/obsidian-linked-data-vocabularies/blob/cbbb7e8ae16d9c01fd17453d233c6e6334dc289e/src/methods/methods-write.ts#L137

I am on the latest obsidian build 0.13.19 and getting this error on Mac when I run the command Query LCSH. I can see the 3 json files in my folder so not sure what is wrong.

https://github.com/kometenstaub/obsidian-linked-data-vocabularies/blob/e5c017c7274e93d7a5377312f5efb946977a8104/package.json#L52

Hi Kometenstaub,

i just discovered your plugin because @brimwats commented that i could make my Map of Content plugin compatible to the YAML data yours generates. Like you i have just released my plugin a few days ago.

I love what yours does and it's kind of the same idea i had when i made mine, only mine is based on the idea of creating your own headings and subheadings as notes and linking to those instead of getting them from an official catalogue.

As you'll see mine has some more features like generating a tree view of all notes. If we joined the functionality of both of our addons, we could have a feature that generates a similar view for SKOS tags, also displaying connections that reach through several tags by pulling all the tags related to the ones used in the notes and analyzing them for relation.

I thought i'd hear what you think on this.

Nice name by the way. Are you from Germany too?

I'm trying to use the description of the classficiation but I can't seem to find the source anywhere. Where does this data come from. Im sure it comes from the jsonld i downloaded but it's a doozy to sift through. care to point me to the correct direction?

Awesome plugin!

I followed the instructions and got everything hooked up.

However, the suggestions that all come up are musical instruments, rather than subject headings.

Following the instructions, I downloaded the subjects.madsrdf.jsonld.gz file instructions from https://id.loc.gov/download/ and converted it. Everything seems to work fine, except the data is unexpected. Did I download the wrong file?