Question 1

How to sync my neowiki.nvim notes with other devices?

Accepted Answer

neowiki.nvim doesn't include built-in sync; you need to manually manage file synchronization using tools like Git, cloud storage services, or rsync. The wiki files are standard markdown, so any file sync method works, but it requires extra setup.

Question 2

neowiki.nvim or Vimwiki: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

neowiki.nvim is better for modern Neovim users with its Lua implementation, better performance, and integration with Treesitter. Vimwiki might be preferred if you need Vim compatibility or more extensive plugin options and community support.

Question 3

How do I change the keybindings in neowiki.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Keybindings can be customized in the setup configuration under the 'keymaps' section. For example, set 'action_link' to a different key in your Neovim config, as shown in the 'Default Configuration' part of the README, allowing full remapping.

Question 4

Can I use neowiki.nvim for team documentation?

Accepted Answer

While it supports multiple wikis, neowiki.nvim lacks real-time collaboration features. It's best for personal or small team use where files are shared via version control, but not for simultaneous editing without external tools.

Question 5

How to handle images or attachments in neowiki.nvim?

Accepted Answer

neowiki.nvim supports standard markdown image syntax, but image rendering depends on your Neovim setup. You may need additional plugins for previewing images, and there's no built-in attachment management, so it's limited to markdown capabilities.

Question 6

Is neowiki.nvim good for beginners to Neovim?

Accepted Answer

It requires familiarity with Neovim configuration and keybindings, as the setup involves Lua code and optional dependencies. The minimalist approach might be challenging for those new to editor customization, despite the intuitive workflows.

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