I have put together a little reference note for the templater plugin.
Most of it is copied out of the documentation.
But I think the Heading-Link Preview feature could make it a handy tool.
I have paraphrased some things. If you notice any errors, message me and I will correct them.
I used Admonition.
The note will look a lot prettier with it
You know how the ⌥+R is the default hotkey for entering into the templater view?
Once you enter into that view, how do you toggle out of it and go back to what it was before you entered it?
for example if you use the daily quote:
<%tp.web.daily_quote()%>
and you toggle the hotkey for the action: “Templater: Replace templates in the active file”
How do you revert back? (or is it only ⌘+Z to undo?)
For posterity, since nobody answered, alt-R doesn’t change a view. It substitutes the value of the Templater expression for the code.
For example, if you have <% tp.file.title %> in your note and you use the command you mentioned (alt-R by default, “Templater: Replace templates in the active file” in the command menu), then Templater replaces ‘<% tp.file.title %>’ with the actual title of the note.
You can’t go back later and see what command(s) were used to generate that text in your note. However, immediately after making the substitution, you can use ‘Undo’/command-z to undo the substitution like you would any other undo-enabled action.
