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Determine best practice for loading javascript files (not in the HTML file itself)

This should come after #3

use highlight.js

The project isn't quite ready for a database yet, but the proof-of-concept importer class needs to be a little more intelligent.

1. Detect changes (look how normal software does this-- byte count?)
2. If new, import
3. If changed, import
4. If unchanged, pull from cache
5. Dump everything to new cache (probably json or pickle for now)

1. Figure out the licenses of all the dependencies
2. Decide on a license for this project
3. Add page to site to clarify all the different open-source projects that make it possible

Further testing needed. Default lists of links generated to be in this form:

- [link text](hyperlink)
- [link text](hyperlink)
- [link text](hyperlink)

Ultimately become this:

<p>
  - <a href=hyperlink>link text</a> - <a href=hyperlink>link text</a> - <a href=hyperlink>link text</a>
</p>

Instead of:

<ul>
  <li><a href=hyperlink>link text</a></li>
  <li><a href=hyperlink>link text</a></li>
  <li><a href=hyperlink>link text</a></li>
</ul>

See https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#reference-links

• Build out the model
• Create cards for each entry
• Filter cards by tag
• Placeholder for view of all nodes on a graph (maybe python, maybe JS)
• Placeholder form for search
• Use modal and customary giant plus icon to create a new note

See screenshot.

I don't think it makes sense to set breakpoints in the article metadata like one might do in Wordpress because in this case I want the cards to all have a uniform size.

But then again it's HTML, which could be larger or smaller. Maybe it would be best to parse the first X number of characters in the paragraph tags or find some other way to size. Opening emphasis probably shouldn't be scrapped, but it might still effect length.

Use progressbar.js

Learn how to install and use node (within python venv)

no bs recipes

cite source

ingredients

abridged steps

Checkboxes
CSS strikethrough on checked
Pull from txt file

Pandoc already has robust support for metadata in yaml.

I should add custom templates or consider a custom extension to make entering recipes, notes, and articles into the system.

Current clean white aesthetic may sear some eyeballs