"Base Usability" -- Well kind of

What's Changed

Too many things to list. This release marks the end of the "base usability" sprint #69 -- although there's much more to build before this is truly the case (see #116 and #123)

Here's the auto-generated PR links Github made:

• Add support for links, wysiwyg style by @cloverich in #45
• add drag and drop images by @cloverich in #56
• add search interface and support for searching by journal by @cloverich in #58
• Many build fixes
• Migrate to plate by @cloverich in #78
• migrate to esbuild by @cloverich in #86
• Search by title, text, and before date by @cloverich in #114
• pagination by @cloverich in #115

But most commits were to master, and its been 3 years since the last release. Here's what I think changed of note:

General Note taking UX

The general note taking UX is now in-line with a traditional note taking application:

• "Journals" (folders) house collections of "documents" (notes)
• Each document has a title and content
• Document editing is (basic) WYSIWYG
• Documents auto-save as you edit them
• You can drag and drop images (these copy to an image directory, specified in preferences)

Note display and search

Most of the work went into these features

• Documents are displayed in date-order
• Search bar handles the various ways documents can be searched, displayed, and opened

The current list of supported search tokens:

• before: - accepts either an ISO date (of any length) or a note uuid
• in: - This is how to search within a journal
• text: - full text search. Typing any search text and hitting enter automatically converts to this token
• title: - Search (parts of) note titles

Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.3.0