Logos API and integration to other apps
I usually take notes in Obsidian, my sermons, classes and notes are all in there in a beautiful system. I also use Zotero for adding citations and I prefer there as not only journals, but websites, books, blogs are all catalogued for years. However, after I bought Logos I have been wondering how would it be amazing if I could write my notes on markdown in Logos too. By doing so, I would be able to Connect knowledge in books and notes throughout my systems.
Are there any plans for Logos to add that to the app?
Comments
-
@Daniel de Oliveira - Welcome to the Forums!!! Not sure if this post addresses exactly what you're looking for - but it has some Logos to Obsidian info
It may not be as detailed as you're looking for, but may have a starting place
Logos 10 - OpenSuse Tumbleweed, Windows 11, Android 16 & Android 14
0 -
There are other Threads along the subject that you can browse here:
Logos 10 - OpenSuse Tumbleweed, Windows 11, Android 16 & Android 14
0 -
Markdown support, Faithlife! Please, for the love of the Lord Jesus add this (literally for the love of him I'm not swearing)
0 -
I am a big fan of contextual computing, and Logos as good as it is, can be a bit of a walled garden. For me, this is a bit of a downer because I have invested a lot into my library. With that said, there are workarounds, albeit at times with a bit of friction in your workflow.
I would be surprised if there is a major rewrite of the notes system in Logos any time soon, but it would be worth asking the question at one of Mark Barnes' webcasts that he does about every six weeks.
I would love to see Readwise Reader integration at the very least and I would be hopeful that this would not involve as much work, but it is likely not simple.
Also, the ability to create links back to Logos from other apps in notes. As we do this, I would love to see Logos interact with an app like HookMark. I advocated for this in the recent move to ref.ly links, but it did not make the scope of work.
If you search the forum, you will find some threads from Obsidian users. Here's something I posted a while back to explain where all of my information comes from in my personal knowledge management system. Logos is a huge pillar, but it is not the only pillar. I also need to modify this to accommodate my increasing use of ChatGPT and Perplexity.1
