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Expand Up @@ -2182,6 +2182,28 @@ One may expect it to have one or more of the following keys:
url and link text. The text part can be of interest if one wants to use it
as the title of a document.

Matching file names and directory structures is done a bit differently. To
match a file name, you can use regex (Lua for Neovim):

vim.g.wiki_templates = {
{
match_re = [[\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d]],
source_filename = "/home/USER/wiki/.templates/daily.md"
},
},

To match a template for a new file in an ISO date-based
directory structure, you might use this (Lua for Neovim):

vim.g.wiki_templates = {
{
match_func = function(context)
return context.path_wiki:find "%d%d%d%d/%d%d/%d%d"
end,
source_filename = "~/wiki/templates/daily.md"
},
}

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TEMPLATE FILE FORMAT *wiki-templates-format*

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