logseq-flashcard-favorite

Logseq flashcard favorite decks

Reconciles the Logseq/Flashcard/Review/Favorite page tree with the graph's :favorites (logseq/config.edn). The engine is the nbb-logseq ClojureScript script scripts/generate-favorite-decks.cljs, run through a mise file task (per [[My/Pref/Dev/mise/Tasks]] — file tasks + usageCLI). It does not touch the hand-curated [[Logseq/Flashcard/Review]] page.

Run it

# preview (default; writes nothing)
mise run logseq:flashcard-favorite
# apply
mise run logseq:flashcard-favorite --write
# apply and delete subpages for favorites removed from config
mise run logseq:flashcard-favorite --write --prune

If nbb-logseq is missing, the task self-declares it (#MISE tools=…); run mise install, or mise use -g npm:@logseq/nbb-logseq@latest (see .rulesync/skills/logseq-link-hygiene/references/nbb-logseq.md).

What it produces

• Aggregate page [[Logseq/Flashcard/Review/Favorite]]: an All Favorite Flashcards deck {{cards (or …)}}, a collapsed Background / Non-Favorite deck {{cards (not (or …))}} (query-properties:: [:block]), and a By Favorite link list.
• One subpage per favorite, full namespace nested (e.g. Lightroom/Classic → [[Logseq/Flashcard/Review/Favorite/Lightroom/Classic]]), each with {{cards [[Favorite]]}}.
• Self-referential / meta favorites under Logseq/Flashcard/* are skipped.

Excluding namespaces from a deck (deck-exclude::)

Add deck-exclude:: [[PageName]] as a block property on any managed {{cards}} block to exclude that namespace from the deck's query. The property is user-configured — the script reads it but never auto-generates it.

# on a subpage (e.g. Logseq___Flashcard___Review___Favorite___tmux.md):
- {{cards (and [[tmux]] (not [[oh-my-tmux]])) }}
  favorite-deck:: [[tmux]]
  deck-exclude:: [[oh-my-tmux]]

# on the aggregate page:
- {{cards (and (or [[tmux]] …) (not [[oh-my-tmux]])) }}
  favorite-deck:: aggregate
  deck-exclude:: [[oh-my-tmux]]

Multiple excludes: deck-exclude:: [[A]] [[B]]. Re-runs are idempotent: the exclusion is baked into the desired macro, so expr-sig stays equal and the script never strips it. Full details: references/algorithm.md.

Idempotency contract (why re-runs are safe)

The script merges, never overwrites. It locates managed decks by their favorite-deck:: anchor property and rewrites only the {{cards …}} expression when the favorite set drifts (whitespace/order/case-insensitive) — so the Summary / Remembered / Forgotten children Logseq appends after a review are preserved. A second --write run on an unchanged graph changes no files.

Full merge/template/anchor details: references/algorithm.md.

Always

• Rules: logseq-core (LFM + naming; protected tags::), logseq-link-hygiene.
• After --write, add today's journal entries: new pages under [[Filed]], refreshed pages under [[Updated]] (link-only; mutually exclusive).
• Stale subpages are reported by default and deleted only with --prune (this preserves SRS review history unless deletion is explicitly requested).
• For {{cards}} / simple-query semantics, defer to skill logseq-flashcard (references/cards-macro-and-query-language.md).

Editing this skill

Edit only the .rulesync/ source (this SKILL.md, scripts/, references/), then run npx rulesync generate and commit source + generated outputs together. The mise task at mise-tasks/logseq/flashcard-favorite points at the .rulesync engine path; keep that path in sync if the script moves.