vscode-dynomark allows you to query your markdown files with a simple query language that resembles SQL. This is possible by using Dynomark, an editor agnostic markdown query language engine. This extension is a wrapper around that engine, and provides a simple way to query your markdown files.
The main way to use this extension is by writing a query in your markdown file with a fenced code
block that has the language set to dynomark. For example:
```dynomark
TASK FROM examples/, my_todos/ WHERE NOT CHECKED
```
With the cursor inside the code block, you can press Ctrl+Shift+P and search for Dynomark: Run Dynomark block under cursor. This will evaluate the query and show the results below the query in a
peek view. This is also available as a context menu option when right clicking inside markdown
files.
There is also a command to "compile" all the queries in the currently opened markdown file. This
will open a new window on the right side of the editor with all the queries in the file evaluated
and replaced with the results. This is only available as a command in the command palette
(Ctrl+Shift+P).
Note
The query language is still in development, and the features available are limited. You can check the engine's github for more information on the query language and its features.