@arun
It is worth remembering that Streams is all about tiddlers and their
relationships. As such I think most of what you need can and should be done
without adding further complexity to the plugin.
>
> 1. Templates - This is my use case. I am a radiology doctor. So when I
> take notes about the imaging findings of a certain topic, it usually have
> specific pattern. I will give an example. Name of the topic will form the
> title of parent streams tiddler / node. Then there will be headings like
> Definitions, Pathology, X ray findings, Ultrasound , CT, MRI findings,
> treatment etc. which will be made into separate child nodes.
>
> There are several options available to you here. You could have a button
that prompts for a a new case name or topic and then creates that tiddler
and associated notes. Or you could create the root tiddler as usual and
have a button in it (via toolbar or view template) to create the starting
nodes as needed.
For example, something like this in the root tiddler after having created
the root tiddler:
\define myactions()
<$vars nodeSuffixes="Pathology [[X ray findings]] Treatment"
root=<<currentTiddler>>
>
<$list filter="[enlist<nodeSuffixes>]">
<$action-setfield
$tiddler={{{ [<currentTiddler>addprefix[/]addprefix<root>] }}}
parent=<<root>>
text={{{ [<currentTiddler>addprefix[!!]]}}}
stream-type="default" />
</$list>
<$set name="new-nodes"
filter="[enlist<nodeSuffixes>addprefix[/]addprefix<root>]">
<$action-listops $tiddler=<<root>> $field="stream-list"
$subfilter=<<new-nodes>>/>
</$set>
</$vars>
\end
<$button actions=<<myactions>>>
new case
</$button>
>
> 1. As I said in the first point, in many of my streams trees, the
> first word or sentence in the child nodes will be usually the name of the
> headings or sub headings. Is there any way to incorporate this first word
> or sentence of the child nodes into the title of that particular child
> node
> in place of the timestamp. For example - <<parent>>/<<first word or
> sentence of child node>>
>
>
Nodes are created before you start writing any content. As such this simply
isn't possible. You can however rename nodes.
>
> 1. Ability to export a single streams tree in any of the available
> format. Currently I don’t know of a way to select a single parent streams
> tiddler with its entire child nodes and export them. I know only to use
> the
> filter [stream-type[default]] which will select all the streams tiddlers
> in
> my wiki. Am I missing something here?
>
>
Have you looked at the docs:
https://saqimtiaz.github.io/streams/#Working%20with%20streams%20tiddlers
>
> 1. When we use streams, our recents page will be over filled with the
> child nodes of each streams tree. Is there any way to hide the child nodes
> within the recents page. Or else create a separate recents page for
> streams
> in addition to the default one with only parent nodes as it’s contents.
>
> Streams is a plugin meant to integrate with our customizations and plugins
rather than a ready to use TiddlyWiki edition. As such it does not and
should not try to change the Recent sidebar tab. However, you can customize
this on your own to only show the parent or root tiddler for each node.
>
> 1. Option to select either wiki text or markdown format in the config
> option of streams so that users who need it can make use of.
>
> You can currently set this via the template for new node tiddlers, I am
unsure how well it will work after that in terms of rendering Markdown.
Adding it as a separate configuration option would clash with the template
configuration and I do not want to add further complexity unless I hear
from more users that such a feature is needed.
Regards,
Saq
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