Correct Trilium text notes with Antidote.

Installation

Antidote API JS

@druide-informatique/antidote-api-js can be found at jsdelivr. However, it cannot be used directly in Trilium. The script should be converted to CommonJS module first. This can be done using RollUp.

1. Download the index.min.js from jsdelivr.
2. Use the following command to convert to CommonJS module

npx rollup index.min.js --file antidote.js --format cjs

Import the Scripts

1. Copy the content of widget.js and paste into a JSX note in Trilium. Under this note,
2. Create a child code note (select JS frontend, paste the contents of utils.js.
3. Import antidote.js under widget.js
4. Create a CSS note and paste the content of widget.css into it.

After reloading the front-end, you will be able to see a button at the bottom right for text notes.

Features

• Launch the corrector with text notes, allow editing
  • heading, paragraph, aside
  • list items
  • figure caption, including image and table captions
• Launch the corrector with code notes
  • Text
  • LaTeX
  • Markdown

Limitation

This extension uses the local Connectix rather than Antidote Web. To connect to Connectix, we need to know the port first. However, the port is not fixed once Connectix has started. We need to manually tell the extension of the port.

To do this, you need to add #antidotePort=<port number> to a note (any note). This port number can be obtained using the following command:

./AgentConnectixConsole --api

Output should be looking like below:

{"port":49156}

In this case, you should add #antidotePort=49156.

Note: if you use Trilium in the browser and installed Antidote Connector, this plugin will use Antidote Connector to get the WebSocket port, so you don't need to set #antidotePort.