I’ve already answered this question in your other post:
For those locating this through searching, the trick to find a given element is either through direct indexing, or through using some of the list functions, like max()
, min()
(or preferably maxby()
or minby()
, if you need to look into a list of links for example).
Here are some code examples:
file.inlinks[0]
– Will give you the first link in the listreverse(file.inlinks)[0]
– Since we reversed the list, we now get the last element…maxby(file.inlinks, (f) => f.file.day))
– Extract the latest date associated with any of thefile.inlinks
. Similar syntax can be used to pick your property of choice, e.g.f.myModificationDate
Regarding documentation you’ve got this forum when you learn how to search (which can be a little daunting), the main documentation site and also some of the resourced listed there (especially the example vault could be useful for some of the more advanced example queries).