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Potato Indexer

It was pointed out that the correct term is Table of Contents, so if you see indexer/index anywhere just know that it means Table of Contents. Sorry for the confusion :)


If you've ever needed an easy way to generate a table of contents for your note or for a sub-section of your note, then you're in luck!

With this super simple plugin all you have to do is open the command palette, Ctrl(on MacOS CMD) + P, and search for potato indexer.

Two commands will show:

  • Generate table of contents for current note
  • Generate table of contents for selected content. This requires you to select the existing index in case of an update.

Pick whichever suits your needs at that moment.