Resources/Initial/Introduction to MiaoYan.md
MiaoYan folder in iCloud or preferred location, then set it as default storage in Settingscommand + 1 - Toggle folder sidebarcommand + 2 - Toggle file listcommand + 3 - Toggle preview modecommand + 4 - Toggle presentation modecommand + option + m - Show/hide MiaoYan globallycommand + n - New documentcommand + r - Rename documentcommand + d - Duplicate documentcommand + o - Open in separate windowcommand + delete - Delete documentcommand + shift + n - New foldercommand + shift + l - Auto-formatcommand + option + r - Show in Findercommand + option + i - Show document propertiescommand + option + p - Launch PPT previewExplore more shortcuts in the app.
command + 3) and hover over the slim handle near the top-right edge to reveal the table of contents panel.esc or click outside the panel to close it; the handle fades out again when you stop using it.Tab (for example /table + Tab) while editing to expand rich snippets instantly.Format > Tab Quick Input shows every template and can insert them for you./time, /table, /img, /video, /markmap, /mermaid, /plantuml, /fold, /task.command + shift + l after pasting plain text to clean up headings, lists, and spacing automatically.return inside a list or todo item to continue it; press return twice to break out and keep writing normally.Format > Todo or click the checkbox directly in preview mode./fold + Tab to keep long notes tidy, or use /task for a ready-made project checklist./mermaid or /plantuml to insert fenced code blocks that render automatically in preview./markmap generates an interactive mind map—perfect for brainstorming before switching back to prose.command + option + p to launch PPT preview, or right-click a document and select "MiaoYan PPT"--- separators. Press Enter to preview outline, ESC to exitAfter trying many note apps (WizNote, Evernote, Ulysses, Quiver, MWeb, Bear, Typora), I couldn't find a Markdown tool that felt right, so I built MiaoYan.
As a front-end developer with some iOS experience, I wanted to explore Swift and macOS development while creating a tool I'd actually use.