Allow plugins to control swipe actions

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@culturepiano

The relevant API to do this function with the plugin is not exposed by Obsidian.

You can hook into every swipe gesture in Obsidian, though. I guess it’s a bit hacky and not official API, though.

Disable opening the left and right sidebars on mobile via swipe

Save this as a .js file and point CodeScript ToolKit to it as your “Startup script path.” It’ll make it so you can no longer swipe to open the left and right sidebars on mobile. If you also want to make it so you can’t swipe to close the left/right sidebar and would rather just tap out of them to close them, change the line if (eventName === "swipe" && data && data.direction === "x" && data.points === 1 && app.workspace.leftSplit.collapsed && app.workspace.rightSplit.collapsed) return; to if…

Obsdian mobile: swap between two finger horizontal swipe actions and one finger horizontal actions

Save this as a .js file and point CodeScript ToolKit to it as your “Startup script path.” It’ll make it so if you swipe down in the same way you would to activate the mobile Quick Action with two fingers instead of one, you’ll swap the one finger and two finger horizontal swipe actions. That means, swiping right with one finger in the note content will no longer open the left sidebar. It will instead navigate back one note in that tab’s history. Swiping left with one finger will no longer open…

Two finger swipe for separate mobile Quick Action pulldown

Save this as a .js file and point CodeScript ToolKit to it as your “Startup script path.” It’ll make it so you can have a separate Quick Action when using two fingers to swipe down, essentially. Related feature request: [Mobile] Add two-finger Swipe down gesture: 1 finger for command palette, 2 for quick switcher! - Feature requests - Obsidian Forum Change const COMMAND_ID = "command-palette:open"; to whatever you want. To get the command IDs for every command palette command, run console.lo…

Swipe up at bottom of note to run any command, works similar to the mobile Quick Action

Save this as a .js file and point CodeScript ToolKit to it as your “Startup script path.” It’ll make it so you have another mobile Quick Action, essentially. Instead of swiping down when scrolled to the top of a note like the regular mobile Quick Action, you activate this one by swiping up when scrolled to the bottom of a note[1]. Change const COMMAND_ID = "markdown:toggle-preview"; to whatever you want. To get the command IDs for every command palette command, run console.log(Object.keys(app…