feat: allow opening files as temporary notes #149
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@kndndrj could you please take a look when you get a chance 🙏 ? I've been using this fork locally, but it definitely isn't perfect. I'd like to come up with a good way for reading files in dbee, since most of my SQL workflow involves editing |
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Problem: I work in a repository that contains version-controlled SQL migrations. In order to edit and test these
.sqlfiles innvim-dbee, I have to copy and paste between annvim-dbeenote and a secondary window for the buffer in the.sqlfile.Solution: Allow opening files as "temporary notes". These files won't re-appear when neovim is closed and re-opened. I could also make that happen, but I suspect it would involve creating some sort of symlink in the global note namespace, and I wasn't sure whether that was desired.
Closes #132