Add Front-Matter Extraction and Templating Feature - #136
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This pull request introduces a new feature for extracting and templating front-matter properties in notes. The following changes have been implemented:
Front-Matter Extraction: A method
extractFrontMatterPropshas been added to theNRDocclass, allowing the extraction of key-value pairs from the front-matter section of a note.Templating with Front-Matter: The
templatedContentmethod now supports the use of front-matter properties within templates, enabling dynamic content generation based on note metadata.Tests: Comprehensive tests have been added to ensure the correct extraction and application of front-matter properties in various scenarios.
Please review the changes and provide feedback. This feature aims to enhance the note refactoring capabilities by leveraging front-matter metadata for more flexible and personalized note content.