Supports Go, JSON, JavaScript, HTML, CSS and Markdown

Ctrl + E Smart Code Run

Alt + Shift + R Run function with block content

Supports Go

Ctrl + F Search / replace within a note

Notes consist of blocks. Each block has a type:

* markdown

* plain text

* code block (JavaScript, Go and 30+ other programming languages)

* math block

Ctrl + L to change the type of block

Ctrl + B to navigate between blocks

Blocks have alternate background color.

This is a Math block. Lines are evaluated as math expressions with result rendered at end of line right.

radius = 55

area = radius^2 * PI78.539816

sqrt(9)3

We support basic unit conversions and currencies:

13 inches in cm33.02 cm

time = 3900 seconds to minutes65 minutes

time * 2130 minutes

1 EUR in USD

In Markdown blocks, lists with [x] and [ ] are rendered as checkboxes:

- Try out Edna

- Do laundry

Learn more at https://edna.arslexis.io/help#running-code

If current block is Go or JavaScript block, you can run it:

- `Alt + Shift + R` keyboard shortcut

- context menu: `Run / Run <javascript> block`

- command palette: `Block: Run <language> block`

The output of execution will be shown in a new block created below the executed block.

You can run JavaScript functions with the content of a current block or a selection.

The function gets the content as argument, can traform it, and we show the output in a block below.

For example a function can sort the lines in a block, calculate md5 hash or transform it to upper case. The possibilities are literally limitless.

To run a JavasScript function with content of block:

- context menu: `Run` / `Run function with block content`

- command palette: `Run function with block content`

- pick a function from the list

To run a JavasScript function with selection:

- context menu: `Run` / `Run function with selection`

- command palette: `Run function with selection`

- pick a function from the list

If you want to see all built-in functions use:

- context menu: `Run`, `Show built-in functions`

- command palette: `Shw built-in functions`