A VS Code extension that lets you create notes from the Command Palette in a minimal number of steps. By configuring templates, you can easily standardize the format of your notes.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
A VS Code extension that lets you create notes from the Command Palette in a minimal number of steps.
By configuring templates, you can easily standardize the format of your notes.
Quick Start
Adds a new note with simple operations.
Adds a new note using a specified template.
Commands & Usage
Quiq Notes: Create New Note
Select the target folder in the Explorer. (If no folder is selected, this command cannot be executed.)
Run Quiq Notes: Create New Note from the Command Palette.
Enter a title. (If left empty, the default title is used.)
Select a file extension. (This is shown only when extensions are configured. If not configured, .md is always used.)
Select a template. (Shown only when template files exist. The first entry is Not applicable.)
The note is created and opened in the editor. (If a file with the same name already exists, a sequential number is appended.)
Quiq Notes: Create New Template
Run Quiq Notes: Create New Template from the Command Palette. (You must configure the template folder in the settings beforehand.)
Enter a template name.
The template is created and opened in the editor. (The file extension is always .txt.)
Quiq Notes: Open Template
Run Quiq Notes: Open Template from the Command Palette. (You must configure the template folder in the settings beforehand.)
Choose a template from the list and it will be opened in the editor.
Quiq Notes: Delete Template
Run Quiq Notes: Delete Template from the Command Palette. (You must configure the template folder in the settings beforehand.)
Select a template from the list, and confirm deletion by choosing OK in the confirmation dialog.
Settings
Key
Default
Description
quiqNotes.fileName
NewNote
Default title when none is entered.
quiqNotes.fileExtensions
(blank)
Comma-separated extensions (e.g., md,txt). Blank uses .md and hides the picker.