Each CAN address is a directory¶
Inside CAN's notebook there should exist a directory for every address present. The directory will be named the hash of the note which lives at this address (CAN will use SHA3-512 digests). Inside the address there'll be an AST file with the content of the note itself and a metadata file alongside the AST.
Backlinks¶
- Each CAN address will contain a metadata file
- In every address directory inside a CAN notebook will exist a metadata file.
- Each CAN address will contain an AST file
- CAN's notebook has a directory for each address, and each note has its own address. Within this address exists a file with the name
ast, containing the AST of the note stored here, represented in JSON.
- CAN's notebook has a directory for each address, and each note has its own address. Within this address exists a file with the name
- CAN's add command should save the current scratchfile as a note.
- CAN's add command is intended to add new notes to the notebook. When a new note has been detected and the add command is run, this new note should be created at the correct address. Each address in a CAN notebook is a directory. Each CAN address contains the AST of the note at this address and a metadata file containing names.
- CAN's notebook address content
- Every address in a CAN notebook is a directory.