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SemaLogic-Plugin for Obsidian

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Latest Version

2.4.0
a month ago

Changelog

See all version on GitHub

README file from

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Obsidian SemaLogic PlugIn

It is possible to use SemaLogic (https://semalogic.de) in Obsidian (https://obsidian.md).

SemaLogic is a symbolic AI, that can be adapted to natural language in order to represent logical relationships unambiguously in a coherent language that is both computer and user understandable. The three forms of SemaLogic (natural language, technical language and practical representation) can be converted into each other at any time without loss of logical relationships in the understanding of the respective user.

Note: The SemaLogic-Obsidian API is still in early alpha and is subject to change at any time!

Currently the plugin is in development status and for testing SemaLogic to show technical language, graphical pictures in realtime and e.g. part of the SVGs in pdf directly.

Releases and publish status

Current version: 2.4.0 (see docs/changelog.md for the change history).

A release is published by pushing a Git tag (npm run release <version>, details in Readme_Publish_obsidian.md). Where to check the state of a publish:

Stage Where to look
CI build + GitHub release (queued / running / success) https://github.com/MM-GO/UseSemaLogic/actions — or gh run list
Published release with main.js, manifest.json, styles.css https://github.com/MM-GO/UseSemaLogic/releases
Update visible to users Obsidian → Settings → Community plugins → Check for updates
Catalogue entry https://obsidian.md/plugins?search=SemaLogic (list data is refreshed periodically, so it may lag)

There is no review queue for updates: the plugin is already listed, so Obsidian reads each new version straight from the GitHub release. A review queue only applies to the initial listing of a plugin, via a pull request against https://github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-releases — that step was completed with version 2.0 and is not needed again.

First use cases for pdf-display

First SemaLogic Commands which are available are

  1. Show technical language in seperate view (through a dice on left side controls)
  2. Preview-HTML-Commands by using "SemaLogic()" e.g.
  • Show Help
  • Show Version
  • Set Dialect with template
  1. Hand over the results of SemaLogic to an asp-specified-SemaLogic-service for solving (special opportunity for developer friend)

How to use

After installation there shoud be a first profile for connecting the SemaLogic service in the web on service.semalogic.ddns.net with default settings. Later it could be possible that there is a SemaLogic-Service running on localhost or private network, so there are more than one profile settings.

We are building an overview documentation to use the SemaLogic formal and technical language. Then it will be linked here, published on SemaLogic.de and then you are able to create to own SemaLogic realtime notes.

To test using SemaLogic - open a new notes and write following :

Note 1 - Example technical language:

OR-Rule 1|2 { Choice A, Choice B} Choice A [AND-Rule D,E] AND-Rule D[Choice A,F]

and see what happens in the SemaLogicView

Local Obsidian integration tests

The plugin contains a local Obsidian CLI integration suite. It requires a dedicated test vault, a running Obsidian desktop application with its CLI enabled, Node.js 18 or newer, and a local SemaLogic service at http://127.0.0.1:28000. The runner is implemented in Node.js and works on Windows, Linux, and macOS; PowerShell is not required.

Start the SemaLogic service manually from its repository when desired:

cd D:\Neuorga\Programmierung\SL_mit_knowledge\VibeCodings\SemaLogic
go run server.go

Two service lifecycle variants are available:

# Use an already running service and leave it running after the test.
npm.cmd run test:obsidian:integration:keep-server

# Start the local service when needed and stop the test-started process tree
# after the test run.
npm.cmd run test:obsidian:integration:stop-server

The default npm.cmd run test:obsidian:integration uses the second variant. An already manually started service is never stopped by either command. Test reports, request traces, screenshots and the interaction protocol are written to tests/obsidian/artifacts/<timestamp>/.

For local paths and the service command copy tests/obsidian/.env.example to tests/obsidian/.env and adjust it. Further test details are in docs/TESTING.md.

Note 2 - Example:

Formalsprachliche Definition einer Und-Regel inkl. notwendiger SymToken - Configuration (for German Language)

Das Studium besteht aus der Abschlussarbeit, den Pflichtkursen und den Wahlmodulen.

Aus den Wahlmodulen können 2 bis 3 Alternativen der Module Geschichte 19tes Jh., moderne Geschichte, römische Geschichte oder griechische Geschichte gewählt werden.

SymTokenAndOpen≡ besteht aus SymTokenSpace≡Das SymTokenSpace≡der SymTokenElement≡, SymTokenSpace≡den SymTokenEoS≡. SymTokenElement≡ und

SymTokenOrOpen≡ Alternativen SymTokenOrClose≡gewählt werden SymTokenSpace≡Aus SymTokenSpace≡können SymTokenInterval≡ bis SymTokenSpace≡der Module SymTokenElement≡ oder

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