# My Workflow

## Writing

I write the notes using [VNote](https://tamlok.gitee.io/vnote/en_us/). After comparing some note taking apps (Obsidian, Zettlr, etc.), I choose it for some reasons:

* markdown-it support
* markdown with Mathjax plug-in
* it can be hosted in Github Pages easily with [Viki](https://tamlok.gitee.io/viki/).

## Hosting

My personal wiki is available in three static host:

* [at Netlify](https://irosyadi.netlify.app/) using [Gatsby Starter Bee](https://github.com/JaeYeopHan/gatsby-starter-bee), because:
  * it supports markdown files and folder structures
  * it is integrated with GitHub
  * it has RSS feed
  * it is fast
* [at Gitbook Site](https://irosyadi.gitbook.io/) using Gitbook, because:
  * it supports markdown files and folder structures
  * it is integrated with GitHub
  * it supports full text search
* [at GitHub Pages](https://irosyadi.github.io/) using Viki, because:
  * it supports markdown files and folder structures
  * it is integrated with GitHub
  * it supports VNote structure

## Syncing

So, I need to sync the notes to Gitbook and Netlify repository, and I use [SyncFolder](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/syncfolder/9nc73mjwhsww) for Windows 10.

## Workflow

So, here are my workflow:

* Write markdown notes using VNote
* Sync all the files and folders with SyncFolder
* Push to Github
* ...
* Profit

## Problems with Workflow

* Ensure to make consistent format between Gitbook and Gatsby Starter Bee
* index.md in Viki will be displayed as the first page, but it will be displayed as the last page in Gitbook
* readme.md will be displayed as the first page of Gitbook
* No first line texxt in Gitbook. We should start with Header to make Gitbook display the correct Header.
* In Gitbook, you cannot have two Header 1's or more.
* In Gatsby, you need a title. So if you have both title and Header 1, both will be displayed in Gatsby site.


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