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Scribe 1.0.8 - Feature MVP Allow user to modify file name prefixes & date format

Closes feature request #12
This was a recommendation in this comment #11 (comment)

This is an MVP

This is what I see to be an MVP for this feature.

It's definitely not where I'd like it, and it's as far as it will get for now, is fully functional and provides an improvement over no customization.

Improvements

• Enables the user to select their transcript note prefix
• Enables the user to select their audio recording filename prefix
• Enables the user to customize their date format - using moment
• Fixes some settings behavior where it was incorrectly showing the directory that was selected

Future refactor

I am going to rewrite the settings to be in React, I want the prefix to show dynamically and it's just a pain to be working with the raw elements as they are. The file is becoming unwieldy and annoying to work in.

Once things are in React, which I think I'll tackle when I go to implement the Custom Templates feature
#4 and #11

I can make this nice with realtime validation on the date format and some other options.

Scribe 1.0.7 - Feature MVP Allow user to modify file name prefixes & date format

Scribe 1.0.7 - Feature MVP Allow user to modify file name prefixes & date format

Closes feature request #12
This was a recommendation in this comment #11 (comment)

This is an MVP

This is what I see to be an MVP for this feature.

It's definitely not where I'd like it, and it's as far as it will get for now, is fully functional and provides an improvement over no customization.

Improvements

• Enables the user to select their transcript note prefix
• Enables the user to select their audio recording filename prefix
• Enables the user to customize their date format - using moment
• Fixes some settings behavior where it was incorrectly showing the directory that was selected

Future refactor

I am going to rewrite the settings to be in React, I want the prefix to show dynamically and it's just a pain to be working with the raw elements as they are. The file is becoming unwieldy and annoying to work in.

Once things are in React, which I think I'll tackle when I go to implement the Custom Templates feature
#4 and #11

I can make this nice with realtime validation on the date format and some other options.

Scribe 1.0.6 - Feature: Support for wav, m4a & flac audio files

Minor Feature Release

• Adds addtl support for wav, m4a and flac audio files
• This is used predominatly when a user wants to scribe an existing audio file
  This was a feature request - #9

Scribe 1.0.5

Minor Feature Release

• Enables the user to purely transcribe their recording.
• This is an option added to the Scribe control panel, it is not surfaced within the actual plugin settings and it must be enabled everytime

This was a feature request - #2

Scribe 1.0.4

Scribe 1.0.4 - Fixes append to active note renaming the active file

Scribe 1.0.3

Scribe 1.0.3

Features

• Append voice notes to an existing note!
• Reorganized how notes embed into the file, it's a bit cleaner, everything is embedded under the h1 Transcript header
• Close out the modal directly after submitting the recording

Full Changelog: 1.0.2...1.0.3

Scribe 1.0.2

Minor Settings Update

Enables the root vault folder to be an option for file placement

Scribe 1.0.1

Minor UX improvement

Displays a message when the user is missing their Open AI API key

Scribe 1.0.0

Release Notes for Scribe v1.0.0

We are thrilled to announce the first official stable release of Scribe for Obsidian. Below are the detailed steps for installation and a summary of what you can expect from this release.

Installation Guide

To get started with Scribe, please follow these steps:

1. Navigate to Your Obsidian Vault: Find your way to the root of your Obsidian vault.
2. Create a Folder: Inside the plugins directory of your .obsidian folder, create a new folder named obsidian-scribe.
3. Drop the Necessary Files: Place all the required Scribe plugin files into the Obsidian Scribe folder you just created.
4. Open and Reload Obsidian: Launch Obsidian, then use the option to reload it, ensuring the new plugin is recognized.
5. Enable Scribe Plugin: Head over to the Community plugins section, find Scribe, and enable it.
6. Insert API Keys: In the Scribe settings within Obsidian, enter your API keys to activate the plugin's functionality.

What's New

• Robust Basic Functionality: While this is quite stable I acknowledge there might be some issues and am committed to resolving them.
• Community Support: Encountering problems or have suggestions? I'm all ears. Your feedback is invaluable to me.