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nvim-workbench
A workbench plugin for you to write your thoughts down without leaving the project and the editor.
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InfluxDB
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So here's my little contribution back to the community. After using the plugin for a week in my day-to-day life as a web developer, I have decided to add a new feature, which is a git-branch-specific workbench. For those who are not familiar with what this plugin does, it basically provides a workbench as a floating window for you to write down anything, more details can be found in the repo. However, the problem is that, in actual work, there are too many back-and-forths, new requests coming in, new bugs arise, and many more. In the end, the workbench became so cluttered and hard to read. Therefore, I have added a git-branch-specific workbench to solve this problem. Right now, I am using the project-specific workbench to store high-level notes about the project and the branch-specific workbench to store tasks related to that particular branch. Besides, I have also added support for users to set their own custom path to store all the markdown files, the ability to customize the window border, and also cleaning up the code for a bit.