[feature request]: strip custom prefix from links

[jalil-salame]

Zola (static site generator) uses a [name](@/path/to/file.md) syntax to resolve links (e.g. [blog](@/blog/_index.md) will resolve to href="/blog/" once compiled, and it points to the blog/_index.md file).

By stripping the @/ prefix from the link (option in config.toml ideally) this could be supported, otherwise you just get a warning Link to non-existent document '@/blog/_index.md'.

My suggestion is to add a strip_link_prefix™️ option to the configuration, this could be a single string or a list? (maybe someone needs this?), and before checking if the link is valid, this prefix would be stripped from it.

[artempyanykh]

Hi @jalil-salame! This sounds reasonable, but I'm guessing you'd still like other features like completion and rename refactor to put the @/ prefix into the link, right?

[jalil-salame]

Hi @jalil-salame! This sounds reasonable, but I'm guessing you'd still like other features like completion and rename refactor to put the @/ prefix into the link, right?

My use is fairly small so I don't mind lacking the @/ in completions as Zola will just fail to build with an error

[artempyanykh]

Fair enough! Although, I think that UX-wise the feature would feel somewhat incomplete without the support in completion and refactoring.

[rywng]

Hello, I'm also using zola and marksman, I am able to workaround this issue by doing the following steps:

1. In your root directory, ln -s content @
2. touch .marksman.toml
3. in your markdown files, you should now be able to complete the texts, but it is automatically parsed to something like [text](/%40/_index.md)
4. replace the /%40 to @, I use a one-liner: rg /%40 -l | xargs sed -i "s/\/%40/\@/"
5. It should work now, I have tested goto definition, and the warning @jalil-salame mentioned is gone.