NOTE: This repo is a fork from @cldwalker.
You can find my global config under config
folder.
This project contains my Logseq configuration including plugins. I use this configuration across all my graphs with the global configuration feature.
To try my configuration:
# If you have an existing logseq config directory, back it up
$ mv ~/.logseq/config ~/.logseq/config.bak
# Clone this configuration
$ git clone https://github.com/cldwalker/logseq-config .
# Copy over my config
$ cp -R config ~.logseq/config
Alternatively, you can c 640A opy over files for more granular usage.
To see the plugins I use, see config/plugins.edn.
TODO: Explain how to use my plugins once logseq/logseq#6911 lands.
If you would like to convert your existing Logseq config to a global config and possibly share with others via git:
- In a shell:
cd ~/.logseq && git init
. - Copy this repository's .gitignore into
~/.logseq
. - Copy the
logseq/config.edn
from your most active graph to~/.logseq/config/config.edn
. Be sure to only keep config options you want applied across all graphs. Remove the global config options from your local config files. - Save your config:
git add . && git commit -m "Initial commit"
Be sure to have babashka installed.
Run bb tasks
to see available tasks. Currently there are tasks for listing plugins
and writing a plugins.edn
.
See LICENSE.md
- https://cs.github.com/?scopeName=All+repos&scope=&q=logseq+path%3Alogseq%2Fconfig.edn - Github search for additional logseq configurations