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What makes the feature necessary?
If I want to integrate Notion into an existing workflow that includes other apps, I need to be able to add links to those apps.
There is already a link function, but it only supports http(s) schemes. Other schemes are not executed.
Example use-case: Having a database with coding-projects, I could add a column "Open Project", which then has a link with the url-scheme of Visual Studio Code: vscode://vscode.git/clone?url=<url for git-repo> which then directly opens vs-code with the git repo. How would the feature work?
(plattform dependant)
for Windows: command line start <url>, no matter what scheme. Example: start calculator://
I can Imagine that normal links allready work like this in the electron main-process? So maybe only the url-check needs to be modified.
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What makes the feature necessary?
If I want to integrate Notion into an existing workflow that includes other apps, I need to be able to add links to those apps.
There is already a link function, but it only supports http(s) schemes. Other schemes are not executed.
Example use-case: Having a database with coding-projects, I could add a column "Open Project", which then has a link with the url-scheme of Visual Studio Code:
vscode://vscode.git/clone?url=<url for git-repo>
which then directly opens vs-code with the git repo.How would the feature work?
(plattform dependant)
for Windows: command line
start <url>
, no matter what scheme. Example:start calculator://
I can Imagine that normal links allready work like this in the electron main-process? So maybe only the url-check needs to be modified.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: