This contains the default editor / view / sortingMode / etc. For now the
folder settings are shared among all Folders. But the idea is that we
should be able to set different settings per folder (real or virtual)
I need to merge it into the StandardView. The more I think about it, the
more this view doesn't make sense. Specially since I need to add the
same extra configuration options in both views.
Fixes#19
This is experimental as it changes the whole concept of a Note - We have
till now always assumed that a Note can have attached metadata. With
this, there is no longer any metadata. So other parts of the application
need to start reacting accordingly. For example the Mardkown Editor
should not allow you to modify the title.
This also makes it easier to implement '.txt' file support.
For now the only 2 options are - automaitic and manual.
I rather name it "Automatic" instead of "After each change" as that way
I can choose to do it more frequently, if desired.
Fixes#8
Ever since we had a proper markdown renderer, this option has been
broken as it only scales the body text and not the headers, and other
text in code-blocks. Additionally it only modifies the viewing text size
and not the editing text size. Fixing this feature is way too much work,
and barely any users are using this feature.
Maybe we will introduce it again in the future.
If that title already exists add an _Num at the end.
This won't change the default for existing users, as our settings system
saves the default value and will just load it the next time. This really
needs to be improved.
Some people are using GitJournal to edit Hugo websites, this option is
for them as the Hugo front matter uses the 'lastmod' key to indicate
when the post was last modified.
This way we can adapt the settings in the future to use the most
commonly changed items first.
We're not logging the 'gitAuthor' or 'gitEmail' as that includes
personally identifyable info.
* Use a DialogBox instead of a drop-down - This conforms better to the
Material design spec.
* Make the enum into a class. It makes managing it much easier. And
avoids code duplication.
Now show how big the font will be in a dialog. This way the user can
make a more informed decission, instead of just choosing "Small" vs
"Normal" and not knowing how big that actually would be.
