[Feedback] Problems and the next step. about auto-generate-summary

[segfaultsourcery]

Thank you for your input! I really appreciate it.

As for titles, the program tries to use the first non-empty line of text. I've changed it a bit so it uses the filename in case the file is empty.

That's a good point about the ordering. I hadn't thought about it. It should work better now, if you'd like to try again. I still sort by title.

[PsiACE]

I think you have done it. But I have some further ideas.

As for titles, my personal opinion is to remove the extension and then remove the possible delimiters, and even segment the words based on capital letters if necessary.

As for sorting, I've seen improvements to it, but it might be a great idea to keep it consistent with the sorting in mainstream editors. At least more intuitive.

[segfaultsourcery]

In my opinion, using the filename is a last ditch resort based on when there's no title available in the file. I would prefer to keep it the way it is, because it's a visual clue that there's a problem. As for the sorting, do you have an example or two? Den tis 26 nov. 2019 kl 18:37 skrev Chojan Shang <[email protected]>:

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[PsiACE]

Sorry, I mean the program needs to make people realize that the order of files in his current directory is the order of the chapters.

For this example:

example
├── chapter_1
│   ├── 1_xxxxxxxx.md
│   ├── cccccccc_1.md
│   ├── landing.md
│   ├── section_1_1.md
│   ├── section_1_2.md
│   ├── section_1_3.md
│   └── xxxxxxxx_4.md
├── chapter_2
│   ├── landing.md
│   └── section_2_1.md
└── SUMMARY.md

Now we will get:

# SUMMARY

- [Chapter 1 title parsed from markdown file](./chapter_1/landing.md)
    - [1_xxxxxxxx.md](./chapter_1/1_xxxxxxxx.md)
    - [Section 1.1 title](./chapter_1/section_1_1.md)
    - [Section 1.2 title](./chapter_1/section_1_2.md)
    - [Section 1.3 title](./chapter_1/section_1_3.md)
    - [cccccccc_1.md](./chapter_1/cccccccc_1.md)
    - [xxxxxxxx_4.md](./chapter_1/xxxxxxxx_4.md)
- [Chapter 2 title](./chapter_2/landing.md)
    - [Section 2.1 title](./chapter_2/section_2_1.md)

But I think we should get:

# SUMMARY

- [Chapter 1 title parsed from markdown file](./chapter_1/landing.md)
    - [1_xxxxxxxx.md](./chapter_1/1_xxxxxxxx.md)
    - [cccccccc_1.md](./chapter_1/cccccccc_1.md)
    - [Section 1.1 title](./chapter_1/section_1_1.md)
    - [Section 1.2 title](./chapter_1/section_1_2.md)
    - [Section 1.3 title](./chapter_1/section_1_3.md)
    - [xxxxxxxx_4.md](./chapter_1/xxxxxxxx_4.md)
- [Chapter 2 title](./chapter_2/landing.md)
    - [Section 2.1 title](./chapter_2/section_2_1.md)

[PsiACE]

I think we can learn something from this: https://github.com/sashaweiss/itree