Allow YAML frontmatter in notes

Eduard Metzger Looks like there are data types associated with those pieces of front matter… does that mean you can enforce your data to be a string, a number, a date, etc? (Looks great btw!)

Eduard Metzger Looks great, thank you for working on this! Excited to see how it will turn out :) especially now that we have more options for filtering/sorting/kanban views etc. So many possibilities!

Len Damico I will be all text for now, but we should probably have data types as well

Daniel Danilov: 1. We can search for the data in there. Especially if those properties get some attention in filters. 2. We can, hopefully, if not natively, through a plug-in create entire notes that update based on specific parameters. I.e the Stub Wiki plugin allows you to look at at that lists all current stubs. 3. Since all files are .md, we can leverage it in other applications. I know I am not the only one that accesses their NP files in other applications. 4. It can work like templates. Which populate in different areas based on the template type. 5. Speaking of templates, we can use the templater plugin to generate dynamic placeholders that pull specific metadata. Instead of filling for title or date, we can define a type and add display that when generating a note from template. If they give us the functionality, we will use it. It is incredibly popular is many PKM tools and it is a fantastic way to keep your nota clean while still having useful data linked to it.

Edwin Jr.: Thanks for elaborating! I agree, and have seen multiple use cases since my comment last year. I especially like Obsidian's approach (with the table format) to the frontmatter and think it would be incredible powerful for NotePlan.