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obsidian-time-markers

v0.0.3

Published

Plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md) that shows time markers from current note in sidebar

Downloads

7

Readme

obsidian-time-markers

Plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md) that shows time markers from current note in sidebar

Usage

  1. Click Time Markers on left ribbon.
  2. Time Markers tab will appear on right sidebar.
  3. It'll list all lines in current file that contain time marker as links to those lines, sorted by time marker.
  4. Time marker is 24hrs time in HH:MM or H:MM format (where minutes can be also XX) that is surrounded by one of following:
    1. whitespace
    2. line start/end
    3. backticks (`); those will also be stripped later on the list
    4. dahses (-) - as in 10:00-10:30
  5. Time markers that are on completed tasks lines will be omitted. Completed tasks are represented in Markdown as:
    • - [x] completed task
    • - [X] completed task
    • - [-] cancelled task
  6. Time markers that are on incompleted tasks will have Markdown task syntax stripped (i.e. - [ ] some task will become some task)

Development

  • clone this repo to test Obsidian vault under (.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-time-markers)
  • npm i or yarn to install dependencies
  • npm run dev to start compilation in watch mode; to refresh plugin in Obsidian issue Reload app without saving from command palette (preferably bind it to some Hotkey)
  • eslint main.ts view.ts to use eslint to analyze this project
  • bump package.json and manifest.json
  • npm run build to build
  • npm publish to publish