# Markdown Oxide Getting Started Guide If you want to get started using Markdown-Oxide, you are in the right place! # Setup First, we must integrate Markdown-oxide with your text editor. Navigate to the setup for your editor using the table-of-contents to the right. ## Installation and Editor Config ### ![[README#Neovim]] ### ![[README#VSCode]] ### ![[README#Zed]] ### ![[README#Helix]] ## Configuration ![[v0 Configuration Reference#^configurationinfo]] You can probably leave the settings as their defaults for now, but here are a few you may want to set. - [Daily Note Format](<v0 Configuration Reference#Daily Note Format Config Option>). If you have obsidian, this one is automatically imported if not set. - Do you *not* use the first heading of your markdown files as the file title? You probably want to disable [[v0 Configuration Reference#Default Config File|title headings]] - Do you have a specific folder where your daily notes are? Try [Daily Notes Folder](<v0 Configuration Reference#Default Config File>). *This may be imported from Obsidian* - Do you have a specific folder where new files should be created? Try [[v0 Configuration Reference#Default Config File|New Files Folder]]. *This may be imported from Obsidian* - Do you want `.md` parsed and appended in your links? [[v0 Configuration Reference#Default Config File|MD Extension]] # Using markdown-oxide Now that you are set up, it is time to start using your new PKM! Most editors have an LSP interface that makes using Markdown-oxide's features intuitive. Over time, you will figure out a workflow that fits your needs. Additionally, you can reference the gifs and descriptions in the [[v0 Features Reference]] to figure out how to use different features. I am working toward a future where all of markdown-oxide's features are thoroughly documented, but we are not there yet! # Future steps As you use Markdown Oxide more, there may be behavior you want to configure. For this, check the [[v0 Configuration Reference]]. And if you want to have local access to the settings, here is the [default config file](<v0 Configuration Reference#Default Config File>) for you to copy and paste. I hope you enjoy! Feel free to open issues for bugs and features on the GitHub repo: https://github.com/Feel-ix-343/markdown-oxide [^1]: ![[Documentation Notes#^docEmbeds]]