freeplane / addons

Freeplane

Freeplane is a free and open source software application that supports thinking, sharing information, getting things done at work, in school and at home. It provides you a set of tools for mind mapping (also known as concept mapping or information mapping) and navigating the mapped information. Freeplane is also a more robust and superior alternative to Xmind, Mindmeister, and similar mind mapping software.

Freeplane is written in Java using OSGi and Java Swing. It runs on any operating system that has a current version of Java installed. It can be installed or can run from removable storage like a USB drive.

Download and install the latest version over at Sourceforge. If you would like to report a bug, you can go report it over at Issues.

The documentation can be found at . There, you will find How-To Guides, FAQs, Examples and explanations about the functions of Freeplane.

Hop on to our Discussions if you have any questions, ideas, or thoughts you'd like to share. Contributors are very much welcome, of course!

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How to Start Contributing

We're currently looking for contributors for developing the documentation. If you can write simple step-by-step guides, translate existing text into English, transfer text from our old documentation into the new one, then we could use your help. You can start a discussion post saying you want to contribute to the documentation and the Freeplane team will respond and assist you.

If you have other ways of contributing: developing an add-on, sharing your pre-configured mindmap, or suggestions about future development, please feel free to join us in the Discussions

Every contributor or team member freely decides what task they are going to work on. However, for making the best decision regarding development, it's advised that we first propose and suggest the idea to the community through a discussion post as to enable early discussion and community feedback.

Where to Download

Download and install the latest version over at Sourceforge.

addons's Issues

Convert addons to Gradle!

Hi,

please convert the addons to Gradle, in order to simplify the build infrastructure.

Thank you.

insertInlineImage default output folder

Hi,

I would like to have the behavior of insertInlineImage a bit different regarding where it saves the images.
When you just copy paste a picture in a map it is creating a new folder with the name of your mm and a suffixe "_files". I find this behavior pretty good to keep things clean.

How can you implement this or change this behavior ?
A possibility would be to remember the last path where an image was saved.

Do you see a possibility for this ?
Thanks :)

In all case great addon, I enjoy it a lot. 👍

Insert inline image removes existing node.note images and replaces them with the imported image

First of all, want to express how amazed I am by freeplane and it's features, thanks for this tool to all developers.
I just installed the addon Insert inline image.
I am experiencing a strange behavior.
If I import an image, the image gets imported correctly on the node notes section:

Then if I want to import another image, the previous one gets deleted and the new one appears:

I am not a developer, but with the help of ChatGPT I was trying to fix it without success.
Here is the code change that was proposed by ChatGPT on line 739 but could not make it work:

`def existingNoteContent = node.note // Get the existing content of the 'note' node

def newNoteContent = insertTag(existingNoteContent, imageTag) // Insert the image tag below the existing content

node.note = newNoteContent // Update the 'note' node with the new content
`

Thanks for the help.

Installation of insertInlineImage

How to install new version of insertInlineImage (v1.1) ?

I have forked this repository, went to Tools -> Add-Ons -> Install add-on from a known location and provided /home/Desktop/addons-master/insertInlineImage/InsertInlineImage.mm but I got error which says
Error in map structure: Expected exactly one child of ${name}.groovy but got 0.

Can I get some guidance to install this plugin on freeplane 1.8.2?